On 5/28/97 2:53 PM, mengerin@cs.utexas.edu (mengerin@cs.utexas.edu) wrote: >A. standachneri is one example of a fish that is quite washed out in >the picture but nice in real life. Absolutely. This is a gorgeous fish, but looks fairly plain in the L&S photo. >ps. What do you do with those large spawns? Generally I raise them. As time goes by, I auction some at local fish groups, then when they're a reasonable size I take them to local dealers. I may have saturated the local market for buckelkopf because the parents are relentlessly productive. But I can find takers for the other species. If necessary, I'll give some to people who need feeders, but I hate to do that. I have contacts with two wholesalers -- one local, one on the East Coast - -- who will also take large lots of fish. The problem is finding space and time to grow them out decently. Fortunately I have a fish room with lots of tanks, but the present rate of spawning is outstripping my capacity.