Visiting some web pages, I have found M. affinis' image where the fish is
nicknamed "Goyder". I know that the more common variety of M. trifasciata
is originated from Goyder river and that is why is commonly called
"Goyder". Is someone could explain why some people are callin M. affinis
also "Goyder"?
Is it a mistake or there is also a varity of M. affinis coming from Goyder
river?
With many thanks in advance,
Jean-Pierre Nellissen
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