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Posted by swarvegorilla on March 29, 2007, 6:25 am
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> On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 22:53:45 +1000, "swarvegorilla"
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>>> Steve Wolstenholme wrote:
>>>> On Tue, 27 Mar 2007 15:18:43 +0100, Steve Wolstenholme
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>>>>> Has this group competently faded away?
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> "Competently" spell checker!
>>>>
>>>> Has this group completely faded away?
>>>
>>> You know how it is. I know all, Swagergorilla knows all,
>>> so there is nothing to talk about :-)
>>>
>>> milc
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>>You take that back dammit!
>>:)
>>It was netmax that started it.
>>him or sites with lots of pretty pictures
>>Besides I do need help.
>>OB peacocks.
>>Can anyone point me at anything to prove if they are a hybrid peacock
>>cross
>>with a ob zebra or just a weird patchy colour variant.
>>They really don't look like a zebra hybrid hey
>>need csi fisheries dammit
>>I demand dna tests, but fools will not listen :)
>>As to knowing all tho.......
>>I still just look after sponges, feed good food and do partial water
>>changes.
>>fish are doing the rest
>>whats your secret method at da moment?
>>
>
> Are you another person who hates web forums? They are responsible for
> destroying the convenience of usenet groups. It's such a pain hunting
> around dozens of slow, non standard web forums - I don't bother with
> them at all.
Yea I bother with a few but it is a pain.
I wanna talk to people not look at flashy pages
or fill out forms
But usenet is pretty empty now
Half the denzins are bots
and to get the good goss
ya gotta roam happy in free
thru the matrix of time
under green canopy
sucks being last of the herd to migrate tho....
Whats wrong with this spot?
Does the job.
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> As for OB peacocks. They are not hybrids but I think the are the
> result of selective breeding. I've never seen a wild one. A friend who
> has spent years in Malawi studying the cichlids hasn't seen a wild one
> either. However, he has seen wild red and blue ones like those thought
> to be artificially produced in Germany.
Thats what I assumed
Be nice to lay it too rest once and for all tho.
and if ya refer to what we call rubin reds here then hell yea
what an awesome fish.
Imagine the fish that came and went evolveing all those hundreds of
cichlids.
must have been some beautys
>
> --
> Steve Wolstenholme Neural Planner Software Ltd
>
> EasyNN-plus. The easy way to build neural networks.
>
> http://www.easynn.com
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