Ingo's pictures on Julio's website (Re: about Rio Xie)

[swaldron@slip.net]

are amazing! The A. mendezi "Sao Gibrael" is worth an often visit. Thanks
Julio and Ingo.


>Hi Mike, Scot,
>
>Thank you for your quick replies.  I heard that Rio Xie is
>one of the upper stream of Rio Negro.  Because I do not have
>any detailed maps or reference books aound there, I cannot
>conclude whether "Rio Xie" and "Rio Xingu" is identical or not.
>However, since I have seen the fishes "A. elizabethae (Rio Xie)"
>and "A. elizabethae (Rio Xingu)" in a same shop, I guess "Rio
>Xie" and "Rio Xingu" is not identical.
>
>Yamazaki Book (in Japan, it often called "pieces" book) is one
>of the most popular references in Japan.  In that book, he says
>that
>"A. minkeny (spelling?) is the pertensis-like fish with anal spot・瘢雹・瘢雹・瘢雹"
>but it does not tell me more about this fish.  So A. sp. Rio Xie might
>be closely allied to A. minkeny.  Anyway A. minkeny is also not so
>popular in Japan.
>
>Danny, Japan.
>
>
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