Because of ideal conditions in the lakes on the lower Colorado River system with the right mix of food, calcium, dissolved oxygen and water temperature, quaggas have a reproduction rate three times that of those in the Great Lakes region. They reproduce six times a year instead of two, and a single female lays as many as 1 million eggs.
- Las Vegas Review Journal (Link here)
Interesting idea on the redear sunfish as a predator.
Friday, May 9, 2008
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