>Having never seen an Aphanius or a live pupfish either for that matter - I
>am unaware if they even exist in this country although I have no reason to
>think that Killifish enthusiasts are any less assiduous than their
>rainbowfish counterparts in devising ways of capitalising on unexpected or
>unusual migratory patterns of fishes from various parts of the world.
Howdy, Bruce! I would have to say that if anyone was more "capitalising"
than rainbowkeepers, it would have to be the killiefolk... they've done more
with less for a long time now, and without the benefit of a national body
like ANGFA to fall back on. But then again, Annual Killifish eggs are a bit
more transportable ;) I'm a bit worried about this threat to temporary
water'ed fishes, though.
Regards, Andrew Boyd
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