Hey guys, I was getting some questions about how I rigged up my moeller baittank that I made a video over recently called "shad tank on a budget". This prompted me to make a part 2 that is more comprehensive and more spelled out. Here it is if interested or had any questions about it...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l25qaoFg9-c

I don't see how you get rid of the ammonia and the scales and goo. Lake water is good to start but the shad will muck it up quick.

I think the combination of my DYI PVC filter and the shad keeper. I�ve been pleasantly surprised how good of a job it does and haven�t had one shad die in that tank. Temperature is starting to be a big concern so I just put a 30 gallon blue water baittank on my boat for shad and going to start using this shad tank on a budget for game fish I plan to keep

Nicely done.