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RE: unexpected fry
Hey Mike, thanks for the correction, guess i'm starting to lose it at my
age, at least thats what my students say! I have seen this fish available
locally in Seattle recently. Maybe you should visit, pick some up, and give
a program for the GSAS.That would be great!
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike & Diane Wise [mailto:apistowise@bewellnet.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 1999 12:02 PM
To: apisto@majordomo.pobox.com
Subject: Re: unexpected fry
Dave,
Just a friendly little note. Rasbora maculata, the Dwarf Rasbora, is not a
characoid. It is actually a Cyprinid, more closely related to Barbs. I've
always
wanted some, but have never seen them offered in my area. They should make
good
dither fish if the dwarfs don't eat them.
Mike Wise
"Sanford, Dave LHS-STAFF" wrote:
> Hi All, I read in the Oct.99 issue of Cichlid news that Astanax type
> tetras are ruthless fry predators. BTW, there is a cool article on
A.mendezi
> by Romer.
> I always use pencil fish, young white clouds, or the tiny characoids like
> R.maculatus as dithers.
> dave
>
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