Begin Opinion <opinion>
If I can remember from high school, a species is any creature
that can reproduce FERTILE offspring. Where as a hybrid is a creature
that is infertile. So if a M.Trifaciata from Giddy River crosses with
another M.Trifaciata from say...Utchee Creek, the offspring will be
fertile. I have never cross any rainbow before nor do I have the
intention to do so.
End Opinion. </opinion>
So do angfa/serious Bow aquarists regard crossing of the SAME species but
from different creeks/rivers in the same catagory as hybrid ?
****Different subject****
PS: Adult Stripes Gudgeon DO live in the estuaries..Saw a few 10cm to
12cm in length, 2 nights ago while collecting gambusia for my Murray Cod.
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Richard Kien Cheong
kien at progsoc.uts.edu.au
http://www.progsoc.uts.edu.au/~kien/angfa
"Who will save your soul if you won't save you own ?" Jewel