How do you tell the common mosquito fish from the other ones? I want to make sure the ones at my Petco in with the fatheads and rosy reds are the common mosquito fish, because I was thinking of breeding them as feeders and don't want to hybridize them.
Different Gambusia?
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, Apr 17 2008 06:44 PM
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Posted 17 April 2008 - 07:33 PM
Western are pretty more common in feeder shipments than eastern or other species. I can be wrong, but other gambusia species are not found in the feeder shipment because:
They are brackish water.
They are uncommon.
They are endangered species.
They have limited home range.
Eastern and western are most common gambusia of all species. I like eastern gambusia because the males are colorful when they're melanstic.
They are brackish water.
They are uncommon.
They are endangered species.
They have limited home range.
Eastern and western are most common gambusia of all species. I like eastern gambusia because the males are colorful when they're melanstic.
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