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Re: A. punctatum et al
You can damned well tell that *I* was one of those lusting after it!
Unfortunately, they kept me too occupied with busy work to get any on my
own. I'm just glad a good friend got me a couple of samples, but those
*eggersi* Blues were truly outstanding. They were my pick for BIS, BTW.
Wright
Barry Cooper wrote:
Some early bird beat me to the dirt out of the First
Place Notho's Barry Cooper entered. He must have
REALLY wanted them because he sure got in there, had
those fish bagged and was gone with the dirt before
anyone knew it. I still haven't figured out who it
was but he has my utmost respect ;-) The rule at WCW
is "You snooze you loose".
I've got a sneaking suspicion I know who might have got that peat. At
least I know someone that was lusting after it. There should be eggs in
it because the fish were going at it the whole weekend. For the record
they were a pair of N. eggersi TAN 02-15, the blue morph. This is a
truly stunning little fish that almost glows in the dark.
Barry
Barry J. Cooper, Prof. Emeritus, Dept. Biomedical Sciences, Cornell
University
Adjunct faculty, College of Veterinary Medicine, Oregon State University
Home address: 27505 Riggs Hill Rd., Sweet Home, OR 97386 (bjc3 at cornell_edu)
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