Re: Etheostoma Spawn.

• To: nanf at actwin_com
• Subject: Re: Etheostoma Spawn.
• From: robertrice at juno_com (robert a rice)
• Date: Sat, 21 Dec 1996 18:25:45 PST
• References: <Pine.SOL.3.91.961222154010.28435B-100000@zeus>

On Sun, 22 Dec 1996 15:43:17 -0500 (EST) Wiegert <wiegec at sage_edu>
writes:
>I'm happy to report that my unidentified cave-spawning Etheostoma 
>darters 
>just proved to be cave spawning by spawning in a cave.  Hopefuly I'll 
>be 
>able to get some fry out of this lot and perhaps be lucky enough to 
>get 
>a darter identification guide for the holidays.... Also, my E. 
>spectabile 
>are now in the third spawn as I've found some little ones (About 2-3 
>cm) 
>while moving the eggs.  Happy holidays, and may Santa Clause bring you 
>
>numerous natives, and perhaps those powerheads and a chiler. :-)
><><
>J. L. Wiegert
>


Please include the how toos on the orangethroats ...Where was the
original strain from?? I can get you some blackbanded darters if you are
interested in a little trade action....BTW did you catch my orangethroat
article in TFH a feww months back....????

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