> On Wed, 29 Jan 1997, Andrew Boyd wrote:
>
> > Hey Pete! Aren't there supposed to be some natural hybrids somewheres
> > between the two species you mentioned? Could this account for the shaky
> > boundary?
>
> Up your nose with a rubber hose! :-) We could well do without your
> smart arse remarks thank you Andrew. I think you are probably the most
> obvious hybrid I have seen between the boundary of reality and
> imagination. :-) Go back to playing in the MUD again will ya.
And up yours too, Uncmack ;P If I didn't know that you were just kidding
I'd desubscribe your butt(head) right now, but I'm in an unusually
generous mood this morning (must've got some last night or something!) ;)
The trick with abusing one of the cranky moderaptors seems to be one of
timing, so don't anyone else try this! Alan may get you yet, not sure
how he did last night ;) ;) ;)
Seriously, there was some talk of some naturally occuring hybrid Rainbows
at a recent ANGFA Con - can anyone remember what they were? I am sure
that this was a different conversation to the Murray Cod/Trout Cod
hybrids found in the Dam outside Sydney whose name has slipped my mind
for the moment - ANGFA(ACT) members may remember Mark Lintermans
mentioning the Cod hybrids in his talk last year... I seem to remember
there being some naturally occuring Rainbow hybrids as well, or at
least some evidence to suggest that there were.
Regards, Andrew Boyd