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From: ttorgers@udenva.UUCP (Troy Torgerson)
Newsgroups: net.pets
Subject: Re: oscars,eels, and let's talk fish!
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Date: Mon, 6-May-85 21:24:35 EDT
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In article <> david@ut-sally.UUCP (David R. Kuykendall) writes:
>*** REPLACE THIS LINE WITH YOUR FISH ***
>
>    I am looking for those Fish lovers I have not seen.  I am sick of
>    Are there any Oscar owners out there.  Does anyone own a Peacock eel?
>Let's talk fish! This is a beta test! ( I couldn't help myself ).
>
>                    david@ut-sally.{ARPA,UUCP}

Glad to know there are other pets out there other than cats and dogs.
Dogs a fine but cats I don't like unless they are in the 200 to
500 lb. range. . .

Anyway, I have several tanks filled with various assorted fish of various
assorted interest. .   I have a 90 gallon with two of the prettiest (yes, 
I'm proud of them!) Oscars you have ever seen!  The first, and largest
is a normal Tiger oscar who is a little over three years old.  I strongly
suspect that "she" is a female.  The reason I called her normal is because
the other oscar is (I hope) a male with the LONG fins!  He is almost as large 
as the other and we hope that they will get interested in each other and
make wild fish whoopee soon. . .  .  They have shown some tendencies  towards 
this but who knows. .  I'd be real interested in other peoples experience
with mating oscars.  

My other tanks are a 55, which has some african cics. and a 10 wih a couple 
of angels, and then the lowly 5 gallon which keeps all my feeders.

So, tell me about your oscars!


			Troy Torgerson
			udenva!ttorgers