"R. W. Wolff" wrote:
> That was part of my presentation at the convention. " Outdoor ponds:
> gauranteed ( well nearly, still have to fight nature/predators) success in
> spawning native killifish" Everyone who watched at the Q & A afterwards was
> asking tons of questions about the pond rearing, not a question was asked
> about the collection sites or ranges ( except that would south Florida fish
> hold up to winter in the ponds). Hopefully this will make the natives
> better known.. Many killi keepers love a challenge, and spawning natives
> is, since they have much different requirements than most South American and
> African killifish. They might not be worth much at auction time yet, but
> the challenge of doing this is.
> Some kind of breeding log would be great. Think of all the valueable info
> that could be compiled on species, and used to help those in trouble too.
> Ray
>
> >
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