Speaking of mooneyes:
>My problem is that in NY state they are very hard to find, and I would
>like to get hold of a specimen to make some scientific illustrations from.
>Not dissections, just studies of the outside of the fish. Which leads me
>to my inquiry...
>
>Would you know of anybody out in the midwest who might be able to procure
>a mooneye or two - for a modest fee? I'd fish one out myself, but they are
>very uncommon, as I said... I'd be happy to provide a print of the hapless
>fishie to the person who helps me out, too.
>
>Anyhow, I thought it would be worth a try. Let me know what you think!
>
>Thanks for your time!
>
>sue h
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