Dave
--- Gerald Pottern <gbpottern-in-yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi Dave - Rock Spring (Kelly Park) just north of
> Apopka has nice diversity of fish, plants, herps,
> including very pretty bluefins & rainwater killies
> (bright yellow body & red/blue fin edging) - unlike
> our drab NC rainwaters. Go on a weekday, otherwise
> it's jammed with kids tubing. Elassoma are further
> down the run where it's wider and slower. I get to
> FL every couple years, usually with my wife's family
>-in-New Smyrna Beach. We were just there last
> month, (unfortunately, for meeting up with you).
> Anyway, welcome to NANFA. (I'm also in the Badis
> group).
>
> Gerald Pottern
> Hangin on the Neuse
> Wake Forest NC
>
> Date: Mon, 4 Jul 2005 11:37:02 -0700 (PDT)
> From: David Sanchez <barbax2-in-yahoo.com>
> Subject: RE: NANFA-L-- collecting
>
> Hi,
> Nice to have found this group. I am setting up a 110
> gallon native tank. I collect in the Wekiva river. I
> wanted to do a habitat tank with native plants,
> driftwood etc. There are darters, pygmy sunfish,
> Notropis, Killies etc etc. Nice to meet you all
>
> Dave
>
>
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