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Re: Wild killies from whole sellers? Ethical?
On 6 Jul 2001, at 8:56, Tony Pinto wrote:
> The chaytori are actually Rol. geryi and they turned out
> to be two color strains / populations (based on male coloration) - one looks
> like the population from "Gbessia" and the other the population from
> "Battabut".
They could all come from the same location. From what
I've read, the geryi are very variable even amongst the
same population. Dr. Rommand is the authority on this
species, maybe we can promt some info from him. In nay
case I thinkit is irrelavent to try decide which
population it is as you quite correctly state that they
will simply get a CI code. I would breed them as a group
and sort out colour strains later. There is very little
know about the colour genetics of this highly variable
strain. Mixing them like this may yeild some interesting
facts...
Bye
Tyrone Genade
Southern African Killifish Society Coastal & Offshore Coordinator
AKA 08248
tyronegenade at yahoo_com
http://www.geocities.com/tyronegenade
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