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Re: NFC: orangethroatdarters & redbelly dace
Well since you can Import LUke has Nice strain of Southern Redbelly Dace
also.
Im sure if you ask sweetly he will work something out for you . He is an
avid Conservationist and loves to help public display projects. I will
bow out and let you two discuss the terms. I have forwarded this note to
Luke
Let me know If I can help further.
Robert Rice
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On Mon, 13 Nov 2000 11:43:03 CST "Kristine Weisbrod Massin"
<kwmprairie at hotmail_com> writes:
> I'm certainly willing to pay shipping & a little money for the fish
> :).
>
> I would definitely like some of the southern (or northern) redbelly
> dace.
> I'm trying to stick with fish that are native to eastern Colorado.
> (I can
> import, just can't collect, I can trade once the fish are here, but
> can't
> buy. Of course, this is from the special permits person. It isn't
> anywhere
> in writing as far as I-or anyone else-can find. I've been jumping
> through
> hoops, and basically as long as I'm using these guys for education,
> and
> keeping them on federal property, no one seems to have a problem.)
>
> I would REALLY like some orangethroat darters...I think their
> absolutely
> gorgeous. They're a species of special concern in CO so having them
> in the
> tank would be a great chance to bring in water quality &
> preservation into
> the display. (I'm working on the rest of the display too).
>
> I don't think rainbows are found in CO, even as an introduced
> species.
> Though we (fish & wildlife agencies) aren't so good at researching
> them,
> mostly because we can't get any budget money to do it.
>
> I'm also looking for orange spotted sunfish & plains killifish, if
> anyone
> has any? I haven't been able to come up with a bottom feeder yet,
> any
> suggestions? (everyone keeps trying to talk me into a channel cat
> and I am
> NOT doing that since I would like to keep the rest of my fish alive
> & have
> no urge to have spines through my hand whenever I work on the tank)
>
> oh, robert,... garter snakes are in short supply this year because
> we were
> so dry...I looked all year & only saw one (though it was absolutely
>
> gorgeous, a very unusual salmon color stripes, I'm still kicking
> myself for
> releasing it). actually, I've been thinking about ordering a couple
> from
> YOUR web site. ;) My raise had better come soon...
>
> thanks everyone!,
> kris
>
> PS
> Should we be going off post to work out details? If folks give me
> their
> numbers, I'll call you so the phone is on my bill.
>
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Robert Rice
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