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Re: C. veronicae
If anyone gets inspired by this, I suggest contacting the American
Killifish Assoc (http://www.aka.org/) and getting on their email lists.
Also, though I don't know Juan Miguel Artigas Azas (juan at cichlidae_com) and
Rhonda Wilson <rhondawi at m6_sprynet.com> personally, from what I know about
them, I'm confident they would welcome inquiries on obtaining and
preserving these species. Check out Juan Miguel's excellent web site:
http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/1464/
>Read this folks,
>
>Thanks for the input.......I , since I came out of lurker mode today:)
>Place a challenge befor this list. What can we do to preserve some of
>these fishes. We are several years away from having the proper habitat
>restoration needed to get the long term job done. However our breeders
>program may be able to step in and fill the temporary gap. How do we go
>about aquiring and rearing some of these extinct in the wild species ?
>
> To make things more interesting if we can get a program setup I will
>devote an entire column in TFH to this worthwhile program. Giving credit
>where it is due ACN, NFC whomever....I personally would love to see a
>list of exstinct in the wild species maintained by aquarist !!! Anyway
>back to lurker mode :)
>
>
>Robert Rice
>
>Save A Native Eat An Oscar <:)((((<
>Check Out the Native Fish Conservancy at
>email NFC at actwin_com or website http:\\nativefish.interspeed.net\
>
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