C Cichlaholics Anonymous Polypterus MFK Member May 23, 2006 8,160 16 92 Miami, Florida Jun 13, 2008 #11 Windex;1880200; said: im not trying to be an ass but there are more ways than that for fish to spread. just the eggs alone have many different traveling methods. Click to expand... or predatory bird take a fish but drops it inadvertently mid-flight into another body of water
Windex;1880200; said: im not trying to be an ass but there are more ways than that for fish to spread. just the eggs alone have many different traveling methods. Click to expand... or predatory bird take a fish but drops it inadvertently mid-flight into another body of water
J Jeox " I got monkeys in me! " MFK Member Feb 28, 2006 3,056 17 68 34 . Jun 13, 2008 #12 Windex;1880200; said: im not trying to be an ass but there are more ways than that for fish to spread. just the eggs alone have many different traveling methods. Click to expand... probibly, but cons arn't gonna get established in a place where the water gets freezing.
Windex;1880200; said: im not trying to be an ass but there are more ways than that for fish to spread. just the eggs alone have many different traveling methods. Click to expand... probibly, but cons arn't gonna get established in a place where the water gets freezing.
C Cichlaholics Anonymous Polypterus MFK Member May 23, 2006 8,160 16 92 Miami, Florida Jun 13, 2008 #13 Jeox;1880835; said: probibly, but cons arn't gonna get established in a place where the water gets freezing. Click to expand... That is correct, I don't even think they are among the few cichlids that can tolerate lower temps (Gymnogeo's, etc.)
Jeox;1880835; said: probibly, but cons arn't gonna get established in a place where the water gets freezing. Click to expand... That is correct, I don't even think they are among the few cichlids that can tolerate lower temps (Gymnogeo's, etc.)
