--Bruce Stallsmith
ain't a hybrid in sight along the Tennessee
Huntsville, AL, US of A
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>To: nanfa-l-in-nanfa.org
>Subject: Re: NANFA-L-- Pigeon Mtn dace/chub hybrid
>Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2005 14:57:01 EDT
>
>im curious about others encounters w/ hybrids.
>also what keeps hybrids from reproducing and somewhat creating other
>species? are they sterile? couldnt a pair of same hybrids reproduce and
>then you
>have a plethora of baby hybrids. how does that work and what keeps say
>sunfish
>from honogenizing. ive been in streams where i can count 6 or 7 distinct
>sunfish species.
>
>that is neat gerald that your hybrid lived many years.
>
>i lost my oddly marked logperch sometime after i moved him to the cement
>pond. a couple weekends ago i found a big fat bellied catfish hiding under
>the
>turtle raft and then last weekend a big warmouth waiting in ambush in the
>cattail shadows. very handsome but he has gotta go! both were tiny when i
>put
>them in years ago. 1 or 2".
>
>i miss that cute little logperch. i think he had a touch of hybrid in him.
>
>casper
>blue fish ridge
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