I've never found this to be true. In theory the fish won't grow
larger than the tank itself, but you could probably grow fish like
turnips if you provide adequate nutrition and environmental quality.
>
> B. Does it also apply to non-game FW fish?
See above.
>
> C. Is there anything close to a formula for determining this alleged
> growth limitation?
>
IMO, it's strictly related to food and environmental parameters. The
size of the container plays a part in this, but at least in theory this
could be overcome.
< Now, here comes Dave with a citation proving me wrong :-) >
Prost,
Martin
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paste alive; she knapped 'em o' the coxcombs with a stick, and cried 'Down
wantons, down!'"
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