Re: Hi

[Mike & Diane Wise <apistowise@bewellnet.com>]

Hideki,

Welcome to the Apisto Mailing List. I have not seen the name A. sp. Rio Xie, but
new fish & new names appear every day. Maybe it is A. sp. Rio Xingu (see Yamazaki
book "Tropical Fish Collection 6 South American Dwarf Cichlid, page 111). This is
a beautiful book. I only wish I could read Japanese as well as you write English.
Maybe you can help me sometime!

Mike Wise

bitaenian wrote:

> Hello all, I'm a Hideki Kashiwadani, from Japan. Now
> I'm keeping the followings:
> A. agassizi     (tefe yellow)
> A. cacatuoides  (triple red)
> A. bitaeniata   (Peruvian orange, wild;
>                  Jyanuari;
>                  putmayo(spelling(?))
> A. elizabethae
> A. sp. Rio Xie
>
> I guess A. sp. Rio Xie belong to pertensis-group: they have a
> round tail, anal spot, broad lateral band like iniridae,two
> lateral spot in female.  However, there is much little information
> in Japan.  If you have any information about the fish and the
> river "Rio Xie" , please tell me.
>
> Danny
>
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