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> I think that most of the galaxids
>would suit lower temps, they seem to be more vulnerable at higher temps. The
>best thing to do would be to try and collect some fish in relatively shallow
>streams at some altitude.
We got nothing but relatively shallow streams at some altitude 'round here ;).
>This would ensure that they were reasonably
>climatised to cooler temperatures. The Galaxid family is good for ponds as
>they quite often swim in the top water layer making them occassionally
>visible, unlike Melat. species. You had better watch out for kookaburras
>though as they gratefully accept those fish which are kept in confined spaces.
We've seen maybe five Kookas in the eight years + since we've been here -
but it will have to be bird-proof anyhow because of the kids and ducks that
infest our back yard ;)
>Andrew (Da-jar-voo????)
Is that a type of Tea?
Regards, Andrew Boyd
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