J. floridae was Re: Algae eating livebearers

["William Vannerson" <William_Vannerson@ama-assn.org>]

>>J. floridae ...  Unfortunately in the Toronto area it's difficult to find healthy fish of this species.  <<

Try subscribing and posting a message on one of the killie lists.  I'm sure you can find a source locally.

KillieTalk
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Go to the Killie Trader web site at http://www.angelfire.com/biz2/killietrader/ to join.

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Bill Vannerson
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