Hi everyone,
I'am new to this forum. Recently I disover the N.Chrosomus. Wauw I never saw A fish like this. I was lucky to buy some and hope I can breed them. So I can hold them in a big group.
By the way I'am from the Netherlands so ou're climate is great for this fish. The reason why I'am here is to learn more about this rainbow shinner and to gather tips and tricks to let them spawn. But I also very interested in other shinners like the Notropsis lutipinnis. Hopefully I can find somebody who can help me to send some to my.
Because here in Netherland there is nothing to find.
kind regards, Ferry
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, Aug 27 2010 09:34 AM
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Posted 28 August 2010 - 12:35 PM
There are plenty of interesting fish in the Netherlands. Buy a seine or a dipnet and get out there. Here's a list of your local species: http://fish.mongabay...Netherlands.htmHopefully I can find somebody who can help me to send some to my.
Because here in Netherland there is nothing to find.
But yes, Notropis lutipinnis is beautiful. I agree with you on that.
Edited by Okiimiru, 28 August 2010 - 12:39 PM.
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Posted 29 August 2010 - 04:23 AM
With nothing to find I ment there are no American shiners here. A some have the rainbowshinner or red shinner but thats it.
But it is funny that you show the list of fish swimming here in Holland. I used to helped a biologist to detetimate the fish here. Its kind of strange that everybody or most people are interesting in fish from around the world but not open their eyes for the treasures they have nearby. We say the grass is alway's greener by the neigboor.
Also I say the shinners from America are 'greener' than the shinners we have here.
But can you send me some yellow shinners or redlip shiners.
kind regards, Ferry
But it is funny that you show the list of fish swimming here in Holland. I used to helped a biologist to detetimate the fish here. Its kind of strange that everybody or most people are interesting in fish from around the world but not open their eyes for the treasures they have nearby. We say the grass is alway's greener by the neigboor.
Also I say the shinners from America are 'greener' than the shinners we have here.
But can you send me some yellow shinners or redlip shiners.
kind regards, Ferry
Hi everyone,
I'am new to this forum. Recently I disover the N.Chrosomus. Wauw I never saw A fish like this. I was lucky to buy some and hope I can breed them. So I can hold them in a big group.
By the way I'am from the Netherlands so ou're climate is great for this fish. The reason why I'am here is to learn more about this rainbow shinner and to gather tips and tricks to let them spawn. But I also very interested in other shinners like the Notropsis lutipinnis. Hopefully I can find somebody who can help me to send some to my.
Because here in Netherland there is nothing to find.
kind regards, Ferry
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Michael Wolfe
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Posted 29 August 2010 - 07:30 PM
There are almost certainly legal issues in shipping fish to the Netherlands. While I was out this weekend and saw a lot of yellowfins. I have no idea what it would take to legally ship any. I am certianly not qualified to export fish.
Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing. - Benjamin Franklin
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Posted 30 August 2010 - 09:13 AM
Thanks for all the replies by the way. I use to recieved fish from Asian without a problem. They just send it by mail. And a few day's later they swim in mine tanks. Its all about hobby not for trade. But I understand it don't work that way in the US.
kind regards, Ferry
kind regards, Ferry
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Michael Wolfe
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Posted 30 August 2010 - 09:56 AM
No, is is just a morph of a quote that was in one of my rants when we were discussing NANFA... maybe even it was an email conversation... but really it just represents my opinion of the best of NANFA... what it is, or should be... sort of its first best destiny.Michael, about your sig. I have a book entitled "Standing in a River, Waving a Stick" About flyfishing. Any relation?
Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing. - Benjamin Franklin
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