I realize that what I have been reading has´nt been so much about fish but
because of my interest in fish and nature thats why I am here reading this
list and I wish it was more about fish. Where I live we do not have the
possibility to go out in the nature to catch our aquarium-fish as some
others may. We have to trust in others who can do that and then share the
fish and the knowledge with us. Thats why I wanted to have more about fish
! I also appreciate a good joke and a smile but some of the things I don´t
have a clue about the meaning. But of course the Aussies must be strange
since they live uppsidedown . Still no offers of the species that I asked
for and I think it is a little sad. Some have emailed me and asked for eggs
from my P. gertrudae and I will be glad to send some eggs when it´s not so
cold .
My I.werneri are the red ones. I have never seen the yellow ones . I used
to breed them in the mid-80s and it was the red ones at that time to.
I also breed P.signifer with the short dorsalfin but would like to have the
one with the long fin. Is it any one out there that would like to trade or
sell some eggs or fry ?
Best regards to You all.
Hans Andersson
hanszm at algonet.se
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> Från: tayers at bridge.com
> Till: rainbowfish at pcug.org.au
> Ämne: Re: SV: [RML] p gertrudae and I.werneri
> Datum: den 17 november 1998 22:12
>
> Welcome Hans,
>
> If you've been reading RML for 6 months you know by now that there is
> a 10 to 1 spam to content ratio. :-)
>
> Concerning APR: APR stands for Artificial Plankton & Rotifer, but I
> don't think anyone sells a product called APR anymore. Nowadays APR is
> slang for the O.S.I. product 'Micro-food. Maybe you could find that
> locally? It's marketed toward reef keepers. If not, recently Gary
> Lange (gwlange at stlnet.com) offered 1 ounce (29 grams?) of APR for $4
> (and 1 ounce of Astaxanthin for $5). The cost will surely increase
> when international postage is factored in, but these prices are
> extremely reasonable. An ounce of APR costs me $20 locally.
>
> Out of curiosity, are your werneri the yellow Australia variety or the
> red New Guinea variety?
>
> Hope you have a very nice day, :-)
> Tim Ayers tayers at bridge.com
> St. Paul, Minnesota
> Bridge, Inc. www.bridge.com