-derek parr
cape fear river basin
chapel hill, nc
Patrick Rose wrote:
> I have a book with the same name but by a diferent author, it may be the
> same book though. Except mine was $20. The only problem that I have with
> it is that very few of the pictures are colored, the book however gives
> great details. It also does not list all the fish found in the states
> that are listed. The book I have is by Fred C. Rohde and a couple others.
>
> The online reference that was given seems to be what I was looking for
> except that when I choose NC is includes ND as well. That makes it a
> little more difficult to find just NC related fish. After a little
> browsing and selecting I was able to get down to what I was looking for.
> Here is the list
>
> Notropis mekistocholas / Cape Fear Shiner
> Fundulus cf. diaphanus / Banded Killifish - Lake Phelps Population
> Etheostoma perlongum / Waccamaw Darter
> Elassoma boehlkei / Carolina Pygmy Sunfish
>
> Although I was able to find one of the Waccamaw species, I was unable to
> find the others, I think that there is 3 of them that are only found in
> Waccamaw Lake. The same with Lake Phelps there is 2 that are located
> there and I was only able to find one.
>
> Anyone know anything about the fish I am refering to please email me or
> post back here on them. I am interested in getting some of them. I know
> that one of the Waccamaw fish life span is only a year long and I would
> like to get a tank set up to get them breeding and to see what the
> aquarium life span is if it is any longer or not.
>
> I think there is a member here that lives down that way, (in fact I
> think I owe you a daphina and rotifer cultures-in-some point) but could
> you add some input on these fish, if you know much about them.
>
> Also I know that the ones in Lake Phelps are on the titer toter list
> (thats what I call it), but I dont know about the Waccamaw ones.
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: <EELReprah-in-aol.com>
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> Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 8:19 PM
> Subject: Re: NANFA-L-- online list of natives
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>> In a message dated 3/6/06 7:42:19 PM, IndyEsox-in-aol.com writes:
>>
>> << Perhaps someone else can testify to the quality of
>> the book. >>
>>
>> I can testify to the high quality of the book, but it is not an on line
>> answer to the question, nor does it specifically identify those
>> species limited
>> only to North Carolina.
>>
>> Lee Harper
>> Media, PA
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