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> From: Andrew Hamilton <andrewha at tafe.sa.edu.au>
> To: rainbowfish at pcug.org.au
> Subject: Re: [RML] I have done it!!!
> Date: Thursday, 2 April 1998 9:43
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> Larry,
> have you considered introducing a bit of Gambusia genetics? This
way
> you could also market the fish to newcomers to the hobby as easy to
breed.
> we could also release it into our waterways where it would breed and
> multiply in large numbers ensuring a constant and everlasting supply. Of
> course the important thing would be to ensure that anyone who caught
these
> fish from the wild ensured they named them with the appropriate location
> that they came from and didnt mix them with the same fish from other
> locations. The last thing we want is interbreeding and destruction of our
> wild stocks. :-) :-)
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> Andrew
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> At 07:11 1/04/98 -0500, you wrote:
> >I have cloned my first rainbow!!!! I used the DNA of G. Insisus and the
> >eggs of Lacustris and now I have the perfect rainbow its red on one side
> >the blue on the other side of the fish... its spectacular... I will be
> >able to start selling the new rainbow I have named this fish the G.
> >Langitrisisisus. Anyone wishing to place an order for this new bow
please
> >email me.
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