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shadowhyrst
Re: Poeciliopsis
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I used to go, years ago. Mostly for cichlids, but also livebebears. Between the new biotopes book, miller, and the Livebearer Atlas, there is enough information to get you going...and then the collecting locations are available as well, so the adventures can be interesting.


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You might already know this, but there was also an article on Poeciliopsis baenschi in the April 2009 TFH.

Posted on: 2009/7/13 18:31
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