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Re: Crossocheilus and where they come from
> From: Vicente Gil <vgil at arale_taknet.es>
> Subject: Crossocheilus and were they come from
>
> He explain me that the reason it is thet they come from a farm in the
> the Tchek Republik and not from Asia.
This is new for me! I know that many ex-communist countries are very
advanced in breeding of aquarium fish, so this is possible. I know too
that at least some Epalzeorhynchus species (closely related to SAEs) are
bred in captivity, probably normally with hormone injections. The real
SAE is very common fish here in Finland, and they are always imported
from SE Asia, not from Central or East European fish farms. (I have to
remember to ask local importers what they know of Czech fish farms.)
> So, if somebody it is interested on the adress of this shop or anything
> else about the farm, let me know
I am certainly very interested. Please tell me (and Neil, too) more!
Liisa Sarakontu INTERNET: lsarakon at hila_hut.fi
Helsinki University of Technology WWW homepage http://www.hut.fi/~lsarakon/
ps. my cute little bristlenose (Ancistrus) babies are free-swimming today!