Sorry Chris, don't remember reading this one. Can you repost it?
>I also asked some time back about life expectancy of Melanotaeniids. Again no
>response. I have a Lacustris and Bosemani that Ive owned for 7 years. I bought
>them as adults. So figure them to be 8 or 9 yrs old. They are both in great
>health and still producing large numbers of offspring. Who has fish that are
>older?
Not me, that's for sure... but I've never heard of a Melanotaeniid passing
10 years of age... I'm sure that this will prompt someone to correct me with
an example now! ;)
Regards, Andrew Boyd
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