"bluehead" with worms?

[IDMiamiBob@aol.com]

I don't know, but it would seem to me that if you actually had a pair of 
these maybe-caetei-and-mybe-a-hybrid fish, and they had camillaris parasites, 
that strikes me as two events coinciding inconveniently.  The fact that they 
had camillaris implies that they were, or were exposed to, wild fish before 
shipping to the retailer.  Then you add in the fact that Raymond seems to be 
the only one on the list to have also had a female...
My connection is-Hey!  Maybe there IS a wild population of these things in 
some less commonly visited location.  I mean, if they got these parasites 
from the parents, then they wouldn't have lived long enough to sex out- would 
they?  So it seems... I don't know.

Your thoughts, people?


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