Ray
> slightest disturbance if some of the gene tinkers want to play with gene
> splicing and turn a profit they should try making copies of the larger
> aquarium fish that won't get too big. This one is really perfect. Can you
> imagine how a real shark that only grew to say 8" and lived in freshwater
> would sell as an aquarium fish. The big money in making animals to order
will
> be in the pet trade. How about a tiger that stays a cub and never weighs
more
> than 15 lb. and never gets a bad attitude? OK flame me, I'm ready, I know
> genetic manipulation can't be popular with this group.
>
> Moon
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