Just wait till you see the eelpouts out of Red lake and out of Lake of the Woods and you will change your opinion quickly!I also really like
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Just wait till you see the eelpouts out of Red lake and out of Lake of the Woods and you will change your opinion quickly!I also really like
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slight correction, its Devils hole pupfish. Only about an hour away from me, seen it myself. Such a cool fishmost coloration: rainbow darter
most aggressive feeder: pike or musky
most unique look: sturgeon or burbot
most easy to breed: sunfish (most species you can breed in a rain barrel)
most scientific study: stickleback
most rare: hells hole pupfish
Just a few ideas of mine. Most awesome is a tough category. I'd say one of my favorite to keep are green sunfish, they get very personable and easy to keep. However, they are hardly unique. Their ubiquitous nature seems to make them less appealing for some reason.
Yes there is, I'm not sure of the exact location but it's somewhere out west in a lab. I'll look through the American Currents issue I read about it in and see if I can find the exact location.I think there is a captive bred populations of Devils hole pupfish somewhere in Las Vegas.
You might add a third mistake to your list. Its gambusia that can breed in anything that holds water than sunfish.