--Bruce Stallsmith
Huntsville, AL, US of A
> This is the one I saw, unlikely to have reproducing population in Rhode
>Island. Many of these fish are reported as though you can stand on the
>shore
>watch the invasion go on. My favorite was a neon tetra that was found in a
>lake in Wyoming and concern was raised over the question of if it could
>spread down stream from this warm spring area. Personally I would be amazed
>if there was a body of water any where in the continental USA where the
>conditions exist that would allow neons to establish a reproductive
>population bigger than a bath tub! I still am opposed to captive release
>but
>lets be reasonable. Some fish Might establish a reproductive population. a
>few have, and most will never do so under any conceivable circumstances!
>Get
>real! <A
>HREF="http://nas.er.usgs.gov/fishes/accounts/channida/ch_micro.html">
>Click here: Nonindigenous fishes - Channa micropeltes</A>
>
>Moon
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