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Re: Fred Hamilton -fredhamilton at fuse_net-: Re: NA NATIVES
Fred:
The Peterson Guide to Freshwater Fish, by Page and Burr, lists a number
of introduced species and where they may be found. There is also a
Introduced Fishes website that contains up to date info on the status of
introduced fish, located at http://nas.nfrcg.gov/fishes/fisheslist.htm .
This would be a great place to research if you want to catch some of
those introduced species.
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>Subject: Fred Hamilton <fredhamilton at fuse_net>: Re: NA NATIVES
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>--------- Begin forwarded message ----------
>From: Fred Hamilton <fredhamilton at fuse_net>
>To: robert a rice <robertrice at juno_com>
>Subject: Re: NA NATIVES
>Date: Mon, 18 May 1998 03:11:42 -0700
>Message-ID: <3560095E.7DE at fuse_net>
>References: <1998051703544400.XAA27601 at ladder01_news.aol.com>
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>Robert:
>
>Thanks for forwarding the article on sunfish! I believe I may have
read
>it before (is it perhaps posted on the NANFA site, or elsewhere on the
>'web?) I wrote an article on spawning the green sunfish which was
>published in FAMA in 1980, and so I was intrigued by the portion of
your
>article which reads,
>
>"The rest of us were to busy keeping
>Cichlids, Discus and Tetras to consider the lively and
>colorful sunfishes all to seriously. Slowly almost
>imperceptibly things began to change. Aquarist like myself
>stumbled upon local species that were stunning and a
>pleasure to keep. Aquarium magazines began to pick up the
>ball giving temperate species much needed exposure."
>
>I wonder if my article was one of those!
>
>I notice that you write from Navarre, Florida. Can you recommend any
>collecting sites in the south Florida area? Our family vacation will
be
>in a couple of weeks, and we're driving through Orlando and down to the
>Everglades and Big Cypress. I'm interested in collecting dwarf
sunfish,
>but I'd also be interested in places where I can observe/collect
>introduced cichlids. In addition to my natives, I'm keeping a variety
of
>cichlids (see http://www.lava.net/~cjones/1000g.html). Oh well, that's
>what can happen after twenty years in the aquarium hobby!
>
>
> Fred
>
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