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RE: Chichlid identity....
Nope...
Nanochromis is an african species, and this one was clearly apisto...
Probably collected in the same location as dicrossus... Wish I bought it
that time. Only 3 vertical stripes on the tail, not as pronounced as in
nanochromis.
-----Original Message-----
From: Helen Burns [mailto:helen.burns@bigwig.net]
Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2000 11:07 AM
To: apisto@majordomo.pobox.com
Subject: Re: Chichlid identity....
Lilia,
Nanochromis parilus springs to my mind. It could be this
species. Check
www.thekrib.com
Helen
> I visited some shops recently during my visit to Houston,
and in the
> collection of nice dicrossus filamentosa (sp?) I saw nice
straw dwarves.
> Apparently, they were of the two species, and of species
in question there
> were just one male. So, it was definitely apisto with
stripes on its tail
> (vertical ones, like on N. transvestitus, but less of
them, 3 I think). It
> had elongated body, very slender with a lot of blue sheen
on its face. It
> was pretty small, about 1.5 inches, but looked mature. I
wonder who it
could
> be... do not remember such stripes on apistos...
>
> Best,
>
> Lilia
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