does anyone know a place to collect any sort of natives around perth?
Alex
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Natives around perth?
Started by 00 MooRRii 00, Aug 16 2002 06:50 PM
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calvus75
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Posted 16 August 2002 - 10:04 PM
g'day mate,
gotta a funny feeling you need a license for that sort of thing, probably from CALM. However, you may like to contact, or visit Mudrock university (school of enviro. sci), where you may be able to render some assistance in sampling native populations and/or get involved in a legitimate captive breeding program (both, legal activities).
good luck
p
gotta a funny feeling you need a license for that sort of thing, probably from CALM. However, you may like to contact, or visit Mudrock university (school of enviro. sci), where you may be able to render some assistance in sampling native populations and/or get involved in a legitimate captive breeding program (both, legal activities).
good luck
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OgTimGr
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Posted 18 August 2002 - 05:44 PM
I would suggest contacting ANGFA (Australia New Guinea Fishes Association) www.angfa.org.au
President: ... Ken Shaw 09 377 1097
ANGFA (WA) meets on the fourth Monday of every month at 8.00pm in the Sandgate Street Rotary Hall in Como.
They had a presentation a couple of months ago on collecting and there was certainly some very knowledgable people there.
President: ... Ken Shaw 09 377 1097
ANGFA (WA) meets on the fourth Monday of every month at 8.00pm in the Sandgate Street Rotary Hall in Como.
They had a presentation a couple of months ago on collecting and there was certainly some very knowledgable people there.
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riftguy
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Posted 22 August 2002 - 07:27 AM
All the aquarium shops recently were sent info from the fisheries dept outlineing new regs concerning this topic.
The want all relivant records from were the fish came from kept by the seller - private or comercial.
this is for WA natives only.
With only one licensed supplier of this kind in town things will be hard find.
If you go looking for natives all you may catch is trouble
The want all relivant records from were the fish came from kept by the seller - private or comercial.
this is for WA natives only.
With only one licensed supplier of this kind in town things will be hard find.
If you go looking for natives all you may catch is trouble
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hawkwindfish
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Posted 23 August 2002 - 04:28 AM
We also have a "Restricted Species List" of species sent to us from the Eastern States. Everytime a Barramundi is sold we have to get the details from the purchaser.
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me
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Posted 24 August 2002 - 07:32 AM
once i went to a strem in Kelmscott and found soem guppies with orange and black patches o them.
I looked them up and found theyr native to romania!!!!
I looked them up and found theyr native to romania!!!!
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Posted 01 September 2002 - 04:47 PM
what the? guppies aren't from romania they're from Trinidad or around the central american area.
And where was this stream?
Sometimes while catching Gambusia (they look like guppies) I catch these little gobies, I looked them up a long time ago and they were called the Swan river goby... interesting name as they were in the Canning and the FW part. Also catch these little glass shrimp, angelfish loved them (when I had some years ago) and the oscars like taking them out too. The largest goby I caught was at least 10cm, and yes was released back. Most I catch are around 1 inch and are also released, only interested in the feeders, also before I get flamed for taking the shrimp half of the shrimp catch is released alive back to the water.
This has nothing to do with alex's question, lol, but someone might find it interesting?
And where was this stream?
Sometimes while catching Gambusia (they look like guppies) I catch these little gobies, I looked them up a long time ago and they were called the Swan river goby... interesting name as they were in the Canning and the FW part. Also catch these little glass shrimp, angelfish loved them (when I had some years ago) and the oscars like taking them out too. The largest goby I caught was at least 10cm, and yes was released back. Most I catch are around 1 inch and are also released, only interested in the feeders, also before I get flamed for taking the shrimp half of the shrimp catch is released alive back to the water.
This has nothing to do with alex's question, lol, but someone might find it interesting?
Excuse me do you sell Jazz CD's
This is a pet store
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Jordan
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Posted 31 January 2003 - 07:55 AM
I got some weird things in a man made creek down near kwinana. From this spot ive netted galaxias, some strange fish similar to a tiny murray cod, gambusias, goldfish, a small minnow fish with a silver line down its flanks, marron, pygmy perch and the gobies with blue spots. No idea where they all come from, the species you get are dependant on what time of year it is.
Interesting spot.
Interesting spot.
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lunger05
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Posted 02 February 2003 - 02:45 AM
HEY JORDAN & CALVUS !!!!!!
Any chance of some "REGO" boy's ...
your inflamer,,,,
ANDY...
Any chance of some "REGO" boy's ...
your inflamer,,,,
ANDY...
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calvus75
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Posted 10 February 2003 - 09:09 PM
Sorry Lungy,
Mea culpa, mea culpa.
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Ps stop dragging up the old posts from the archive ya hybrid -mongrel
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Mea culpa, mea culpa.
dPs stop dragging up the old posts from the archive ya hybrid -mongrel
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urodacus
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Posted 10 February 2003 - 09:29 PM
Yeah Lungy, got some rego now 
cheers
Jordan
cheers
Jordan
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DesertGoby
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Posted 11 February 2003 - 12:09 AM
Does anyone have or know the url of a picture of the Swan River Goby?
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oo fish styx oo
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Posted 11 February 2003 - 01:19 AM
you can find details at www.fishbase.org/Summary/...ame=olorum . Latin name is Pseudogobius olorum unfortunately the link to images said there were none found....
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