Re: New: How about the Apisto virus?

[salS <chas33@optonline.net>]

OH ... let me see? If I remember correctly I got bit in the very early 70's.
( Stop trying to guess my age!!!).  I bought a bag of very colorful fish in
an auction without knowing what they were, except that they were very
beautiful..   " yes I was a novice!", one of the club member identified them
as Aggies.. They were the first Apisto that I kept and almost one of the
last for me to breed..( that's a story in itself!!)
 I have bred almost -  "not all" - Apistos that I've kept. Which at the last
count was around 28.
 As Big John said, " I will continue to keep and breed Apistos as long as I
can get new stock."

Sal

----- Original Message -----
From: John Wubbolt <BigJohnW@webtv.net>
To: <apisto@listbox.com>
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2001 8:12 AM
Subject: Re: New: How about the Apisto virus?


> Ok this virus i can deal with, lol.   I got nailed with it  6 years ago,
> while reading too many books and found out a club member was breeding
> cacatuoides and aggies.   Now some 18 species later, plus all the ones
> i've spawned and no longer keep, I am hooked!!   Only cure i've found
> for getting new species, is Julio leaving the country lol.   Without
> him, dont know where i'll get my new stock!!
>
> John
>
>
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