Cat Lady Aquatics

07/10/2026

Happy ponding ♡♡

06/05/2026

Good morning fishy friends. Sorry for being MIA. Major home/yard renovations pond season in full swing, & working full time with the Border Collies.
I am looking for someone to help out in the fishroom 1-2 days a week for a couple hours.
(Paid w/ $$, fish or plants.)

03/18/2026

Long finned chocolate/calico bristlenose and more available....

03/08/2026

Where it's always 80° & Sunny♡♡.

03/08/2026

02/13/2026

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02/12/2026

Just a few things brewing...
Plenty of plants & finned friends ♡♡.

02/11/2026

Fish2Coral good morning Brian Makowski . Can you please order 1 or 2 for me?

For 16 years, a female muskie known to scientists as “Fish 691” lived as a ghost in the non-tidal Potomac River. Despite residing in one of the most heavily fished stretches of the river and being tracked by biologists for over a decade, she had never once been fooled by an angler’s lure—until now.

In January, Clear Spring, Maryland, resident Garrett Davis ended the fish’s 16-year winning streak. Davis landed the trophy muskie, recorded her tag information, and snapped a few photos before releasing her back into the river, providing the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) with the final chapter of a decade-long biography.

“I was very fortunate to catch her,” Davis said. “And, it was awesome to hear the story behind her.”

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