> >If people are interested, I'll be glad to lead an old fashioned fishin'
> >trip/photo session back to the river, to photograph these beautiful,
> >irridescent creatures. They also are one of the more aquarium manageable
> >lepomis species, reaching only about 5 inches in length and are no more
> >nasty (and no less) than a comparable size cichlid.
>
> Bob, I'd like to join one of your trips but it probably won't happen soon.
> But you've only seen longears as big as 5 inches? Or do I misinterpret
your
> meaning? Certainly in AL/GA they get a lot bigger than that!
>
> --Bruce Stallsmith
> Huntsville, AL, US of A
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