Re: [Killietalk] inbreeding

["George & Melanie" <caraway1 at centurytel_net>]

If it is a fish you hae been keeping for a few years you may notice that the 
dsirable characteristics that were there are not so evident any more, such 
as color, finnage, etc. If it is a fish you have newly acquired, you may 
have to do some comparisons with photos or documented information as to what 
the fish is supposed to look like. Often times it can just be a lack of 
color intensity of amounts of color in the fish. Always use your best fish 
for spawning to try to maintain the desirable traits of that particular 
fish.
George
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From: "Wroblewski, Thomas" <thomas_wroblewski at va.gov>
To: <killietalk at aka_org>
Sent: Friday, July 10, 2009 9:40 AM
Subject: [Killietalk] inbreeding


> What indications suggest that a particular line of killie fish are too
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