--Bruce Stallsmith, ethnic barbarian
Huntsville, AL
> >The phrasing of the question is slippery, Chris, but I'll hazard a guess
>the
> >_Rivulus marmoratus_ would answer the description here; you can find it
>in
> >coastal Florida, and also in various cays around the Caribbean where you
> >certainly don't find "North American minnows". (Luckily for us the
>lawyers
> >are still tied up with the Microsoft case.)
>
>Cap'n Bruce,
>
>Not sure what you're gettin' at here. Last time I looked Rivulus marmoratus
>was
>not a minnow (i.e., member of Cyprinidae).
>
>chris
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