The problem with using tadpole madtoms as a subject is that they are either impossible or illegal to keep in many places outside of North America. Now, Glass Cats, however, are a great idea IMHO, but there are lots of other options.
Jools
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Up to the winners, but I agree it should be something fairly easily available, small, and inexpensive.
Some fish that come to mind.
Just some suggestions, there are many possible choices.
-Shane
Some fish that come to mind.
Just some suggestions, there are many possible choices.
-Shane
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