. Zoological Society bulletin . ociety now con-stitute an importantserise of volumes on fish-ery subjects and themembership of the Soci-ety numbers about sevenhundred. New Crayfishes.— Lydell of theMichigan Fish Commis-sion has recently pre-sented to the Aquariuma large collection of cray-fishes from Michigan con-taining species whichhave not been previouslyexhibited here. Rare Parrot-Fish.—Forseveral months the Aqu-arium had a specimen of parrot-fish (Pseudoscarus died recently and was to the Museum of Natural History. species was described by Dr. Bean in specimens bluewhich three t
. Zoological Society bulletin . ociety now con-stitute an importantserise of volumes on fish-ery subjects and themembership of the Soci-ety numbers about sevenhundred. New Crayfishes.— Lydell of theMichigan Fish Commis-sion has recently pre-sented to the Aquariuma large collection of cray-fishes from Michigan con-taining species whichhave not been previouslyexhibited here. Rare Parrot-Fish.—Forseveral months the Aqu-arium had a specimen of parrot-fish (Pseudoscarus died recently and was to the Museum of Natural History. species was described by Dr. Bean in specimens bluewhich three taken at the Bermuda Islands by Mr. Mowbray, Directorof the Boston Aquarium. It had notpreviously been known to naturalists andhas not been seen since then until the Aqu-arium specimen was taken at KeyJ, West,Florida. This fish, the fourth one known, was muchlarger than those from Bermuda, and wasstrikingly handsome. Parrot fishes do notlive many months in captivity for the reasonthat it is difficult to provide them with the. PUDDING WIFE (Iridia Radiatm), FLORIDA 1056 ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY BULLETIN
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