Re: A. mirabile and what controls switch spawning

[Tony Terceira <terceira at ride_ri.net>]

A:  Is this the same fish that some folks on the F&EL have listed as Fp. 
mirabilis?

                 Yes the same fish,  along with mirabilis mirabilis, F 
mirabilis traudeae, B. mirabilis moensis .. a wonderfull group of fish 
which are handled just like the gardneri group


>Just wondering, b/c it's a pretty fish, kind of purplish, almost like a 
>cinnamomeum.
>
>Also, does anyone out there know what controls switch spawning?  My 
>striatum, formerly top spawners, are now switching to the bottom portions 
>of the mop, which trail a little along the bottom.  Same thing w/ my 
>australe orange's.


                 I guess it could be a combination of illiteracy : )  and 
boredom, Fish can't read and they are liable to spawn where ever they feel 
like it is not uncommon at all of killies.

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• A. mirabile and what controls switch spawning
• From: "Jon Aquì" <ohimo at hotmail_com>

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