Sailfin Shiner Pic
#1 Guest_rick_*
Posted 27 March 2007 - 08:58 PM
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Rick
#2 Guest_NateTessler13_*
Posted 27 March 2007 - 10:32 PM
#3 Guest_rick_*
Posted 28 March 2007 - 06:07 AM
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#4 Guest_ipchay61_*
Posted 28 March 2007 - 07:30 AM
#5 Guest_rick_*
Posted 28 March 2007 - 09:58 AM
Can't brag too much about the pic, just grabbed the point-and-shoot digicam and there it was. I can't say enough about these shiners. They just have a lot of good qualities. I got these about a year ago from Paul Sachs. They stay colored up just about all the time. Also got some awesome chrysotus from KSI aquatics which are doing well. I love collecting my own fish, but when gas prices get so high, there is some satisfaction in being able to sit down at the computer, type in a few lines, and have a box of fish from some far away place show up in a few days on your doorstep at a fraction of the expense of traveling there to get them yourself. And knowing reputable people are doing the collecting and they are having fun as well. Works out good for everyone. Hope I can get these sailfins to reproduce. I have not raised many egg layers.
Rick
#6 Guest_ipchay61_*
Posted 28 March 2007 - 11:47 AM
Rick,Hey Chip,
Can't brag too much about the pic, just grabbed the point-and-shoot digicam and there it was. I can't say enough about these shiners. They just have a lot of good qualities. I got these about a year ago from Paul Sachs. They stay colored up just about all the time. Also got some awesome chrysotus from KSI aquatics which are doing well. I love collecting my own fish, but when gas prices get so high, there is some satisfaction in being able to sit down at the computer, type in a few lines, and have a box of fish from some far away place show up in a few days on your doorstep at a fraction of the expense of traveling there to get them yourself. And knowing reputable people are doing the collecting and they are having fun as well. Works out good for everyone. Hope I can get these sailfins to reproduce. I have not raised many egg layers.
Rick
The lowland shiners Dustin and I get, as you know, are very similar to the sailfins. Some of the coloration is a little different but not by much. I keep saying fieryblack and bluenose shiners are my favorites but when we catch a school of the lowlands, I have to do some serious reconsideration. Glad you like the chrysotus you got from us!
Chip
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