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BOUNCE nanf at actwin_com: Non-member submission from [klaus.schoening at jungle_org (Segeberger)] (fwd)
I don't know why your addy is bouncing Sege... I'll try to find out
though... Think it might be someting silly like the (Segebertger) at the
end.
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Date: Fri, 6 Mar 1998 03:50:47 -0500 (EST)
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Subject: BOUNCE nanf at actwin_com: Non-member submission from [klaus.schoening at jungle_org (Segeberger)]
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Subject: Newbie Intro.
Date: Fri, 06 Mar 1998 03:56:04 GMT
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-> Hello - anybody out there? We are new to this group and new to
-> native fish keeping. We have been keeping tropicals for about a year
-> now and yesterday went out and set up a native tank.
-> Went to our local bait shop - LBS :>/) - and came home with a mess
-> of shiners, chubs, a couple of sticklebacks, even a few tadpoles.
-> The guy at the shop was very helpful, sorting through and identifying
-> fish and then didn't even want us to pay for them. There are 2 chubs
-> which look like flame chubs which - according to the Audobon guide -
-> are not native to eastern Ontario. The guy in the bait shop called
-> them red-striped darters or dace but they don't look like the
-> pictures in the guide at all. I guess this is another illustration
-> of the problems of using common names. Anyway, does anybody know
-> anything about flame chubs (hemitremia flammea)? Thanks, Mike &
-> Heather
Yeah they are found mostly in spring runs in tennessee though there is a
record from Kentucky and they are in Alabama too. I first mistook them
for southern red bellied dace when i caught them and didnt id them
correctly until later. That was years ago. It is highly unlikely that
they were part of a bait shop shipment in Canada. Get Petersen's
freshwater fish guide, its pretty comprehensive!!!