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Raising BIG fish in a home cistern (with @CowTurtle, the Eel Pit guy)
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Nick Tobler turned an old cistern under his house into a large aquatic tank to keep live freshwater fish, including sturgeons, in northern Kentucky.
From the video
Answers: Can you use an old cistern under your house to keep live fish?
- Cistern aquaculture
- Sturgeon care in home tanks
- Water filtration for aquaculture
- Stream ecosystem simulation
What it concludes
- Rainwater collection provides clean water for an indoor cistern without needing a municipal supply.
- Earth acts as a great insulator, keeping underground cistern water temperature stable year-round.
- Harvesting sturgeon eggs for caviar is fatal to the fish.
- Coldwater fish like sturgeon require high oxygen levels and constant swimming to breathe.
- River rock substrate prevents pockets of gas from building up in an enclosed underground tank.
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