Lacto-Ovo Melbourne, Australia
1999-2002. Ange Clark, Jim McDonald, Gina Pilven, Tim Spelman, Jono Edmonds, Ben
Bourke
Lacto-Ovo family tree: Burnside, Poncherelli, Murdoch, Spacemaker, Mid-State Orange, City City City, Edible Pets, Capgras Family, Pets with Pets, Fire to the Stars, Tiny Fighter and WhipperSnipper
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