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Re: "Patrick Draves" <Draves at worldnet_att.net>: native fish
Luke,
Wrote to Pat late last nite, with an invitation to get on the list, much
as you did below.
Just don't know that I gave him the right sub<>ription info, as its been
a long while now since I got on the list. I'm sure if he tries to use
the info I gave him we will either see his posts, or Josh can tell me
what a klutz I am for handing out bogus info! ":)
Herb
mcclurg luke e wrote:
>
> OOOOOOKKKKKKKAAAAAAAYYYYYY...below is my two cents worth.
>snip<
> > s? Should I just get a regular
> > fishing license and let the details work themselves out?
> NO! Check your state's laws first. It's cheaper than paying a fine. :)
>
> Second,
> are
> > the=
> > re any good internet resources
> > to which I can turn?
>
> The NFC web site is good. Also try the North American Native Fishes
> Association site at www.nanfa.org it has numerous links and other info.
> you can use. Actually, both sites do...don't want to slight the NFC here.
> :)
>
> Third, do they accept tankmates or should I just =
> > keep a breeding pair alone (or
> > even a single specimen)?
>
> They are generally reasonable in a community setting, but remember
> individual fishes temperments DO vary. One may have the attitude of
> 'Daisy of Sunnybrook Farm' and the other could be 'Fishzilla'. My
> personal experience has shown that keeping a fish well fed is the key to
> it's and fellow tank mates happiness.
>
> Luke McClurg
>snip<
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