ANOTHER BREEDING POPULATION OF MACCAS DISCOVERED
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Re: ANOTHER BREEDING POPULATION OF MACCAS DISCOVERED
Hi Truedogz great to have you back with us. I would not be at all surprised if there are a few isolated "hidden" populations of Maccas and it is probably best they stay that way!!!
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Agreed, at least they aren't a super prestigious highly sought after game fish, or used in some kind of traditional Chinese medicine though or they'd be cactusPaulanderson wrote: it is probably best they stay that way!!!
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Re: ANOTHER BREEDING POPULATION OF MACCAS DISCOVERED
Truedogz wrote:Paul
The maccas have always been there in the Tumbarumba Creek. They got scarce during the Millenium Drought but they hung on. There appears to be another small population up that way which is being kept quiet.
Truedogz
Good to hear from you Truedogz, I hope all is well, cheers davo
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