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Originally posted by Blackjack: Wondering if anybody ever managed to cross yellow perch with sauger (rattlesnake pike) or walleye since their "kinda" in the same family (although I know the scientific names are different).
Perca Canadense would be pretty cool! Larger, meaner, warm water version of the yp.
And if any of you bio genius types here on the board try this and make a million off of "rattlesnake perch" at least credit the name to me Doubtful. Why? Although closely related they have completely different spawning habits. That is one lays eggs in strands while the other does not. I think at least the egg process would have to be the same.
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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