The problem is they were not found in back water or
slow moving water. All of the ones I caught were taken
from the fastest moving area of the spot I sampled. It
was a ditch with in the river(very small here) which
was maybe 2 feet deep and 3 feet across with large
rocks. The water was very rough there.
I will be going back there Thursday, weather
permitting. If I can land more of these, I will set
them up and try to breed them. Any suggestion for web
site reading on this topic will be helpful.
Later, John Cox
McMinnville TN
I am going to try and
> attach
> a picture of it. All close ups are out of focus but
> I
> could try for some more.
>
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John Cox of Cumberland Killifish
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