RE: Water.

Walter Ivantsoff (wivantso at rna.bio.mq.edu.au)
Mon, 27 May 1996 11:50:41 GMT+1000

Bruce,
Thank you for your vegemite drive, I always thought that most ANGFA
members were always interested in science. Now I know that at least
you are.

Neon tetras are not a figment of imagination. I collected them from
Bam Bam Springs in Queensland.

Your allusion to blue-eye steaks may confirm what most biologists
are aware of: that common names may refer to any group of fishes
depending on locality and common use. For example, deep sea trevalla
is also sometime referred to as blue eye and big eye, very edible
fish, occurs in southern states and is large enough to be put on a
plate.
Yours sincerely,

Walter Ivantsoff
(e-mail wivantso at rna.bio.mq.edu.au)
(phone 61 02 850 8167)
(fax 61 02 850 8245)
(and if all above fails write a letter to:
School of Biol Sciences, Macquarie University
N.S.W. 2109, Australia)