In the wild no two Oscars are colored alike, yet our home-bred oscars are all alike??? The reason for this, I read, lay in a Florida fish farmer who would use Oscars to clean out his pools. Florida fish farmers grow fishes out-doors in dirt pools. Once they had trapped out all the fish they could get from the pool, they throw in some Oscars to eat the remaining fish and crayfish. During this process the Oscars spawned. The fish farmer who used the Oscars as his clean-up crew sold the babies to others and pretty soon the whole aquarium world was supplied with the off-spring from this single pair. That's why they all looked alike.
Well thats the story of Oscars...Any1 have anyother stories regarding another fish?... Always very interesting how a small event turns out to affect things so far into the future.
Well thats the story of Oscars...Any1 have anyother stories regarding another fish?... Always very interesting how a small event turns out to affect things so far into the future.