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From: <Prizma at aol.com>
To: <nanfa-l at nanfa.org>
Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 10:45 AM
Subject: NANFA-L-- moon's sturgeons
> i was wandering around pigeon mountain and came across a georgia state
> hatchery that had thousands of lake sturgeons indoors in long 2' deep
tanks. they
> were cute and only about 2 inches long. there was even a two headed
sturgeon
> in one!
> i asked the director if i could have a couple to try in the cement pond. i
> dont think they would do well but they had so many i thought what the
heck...
> why not give it a try.
>
> he said they were worth their weight in gold and my request was friendly
> denied. :(
>
> i think a sturgeon would need a mucky bottom full of microlife. is this
> correct?
>
> now a paddlefish i think could do well. a long drive to kentucky to get
one
> is required tho. that was an interesting arkansas talk on the paddlefish.
one
> of my top ten dissappointments of the ark convention ( ala chris's top
ten
> highlights :) was not getting to sample any paddlefish caviar!
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