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Re: P. taeniatus FS
Well, I would love to place an ad with either one of
the ones you suggested but I'm not a member of either.
Whats the link for the ASG? It's all said and done so
slap my hand and call it cool. I didn't know it was
off limits to post FS items and nothing was said about
it when I signed up here. I would think posting
relevent fish to a list by a private breeder would be
pertinent as long as your not running a business and
posting on a private list about fish in your store.
And trust me there is no way to rip anyone off by
selling them these fish, If anything I'm selling them
too cheap and getting ripped off myself. But hey I
won't post FS items. Issue's dead lets move on.
--- Mike & Diane Wise <apistowise@bewellnet.com>
wrote:
> I personally am not interested in seeing people list
> fish for sale on this list
> either. I write here because it has been a site that
> disseminates information, not a
> commercial site. I was under the impression that
> "For Sale" posts were off limits for
> this list. The Cichlid Trader is an excellent
> location for those types of post. The
> ACA & ASG have sites for their members' adds, too. I
> would hate to be forced to look
> elsewhere for apisto information if I must wade
> through even more (to me) irrelevant
> emails than the ever increasing amount of spam that
> I get now. There are other
> mailing lists out there.
>
> As for A. agassizii Santarem, this is a name given
> to at least 2 different color
> forms found around the city of Santarem, Brazil. The
> most commonly available form is
> like the photo at
>
http://dwarfcichlid.hypermart.net/a_agassizii_santarem.JPG.
> This
> fish has a lot of bronze above the lateral band,
> just behind the eye. The bands on
> the caudal fin are not especially well marked. A
> second form is pictured in Römer's
> atlas (p. 255, top). There is not a lot of color to
> this fish. The bands in the tail
> are broken and appear as a series of dashes. This
> makes it look like the tail has a
> lace pattern. It is probably the same as the fish
> pictured as A. cf. agassizii Rio
> Tapajos at
>
http://dwarfcichlid.hypermart.net/a_cf_agassizii_rio_tapajos.JPG.
>
> George and Carol Richter wrote:
>
> > My objection is precisely that - it is an AD.
> There are places on the web to buy
> > and sell fish. I have used them and thought it
> was nice that someone even
> > pointed one out. Problem is that the note in
> question is no different than some
> > of the people on this list putting out their price
> lists here. Believe me, some
> > of them have extensive price lists. If people buy
> through those posts, then this
> > list somehow is related to someone thinking they
> got ripped off or the like.
> > Then we have nasty battles on this list. I have
> been on this list or the digest
> > for a long time and that has never been what this
> list is about.
> >
> > All those who think I am all wet, tell me, and if
> they are the people I know on
> > this list who have provided me invaluable
> information, I will go away and shut
> > up. The salt water thing was in jest. I also
> keep a 55 gal. reef tank. Lame
> > attempt at humor I guess.
> >
> > More to the point of this list - I have a fish
> that I picked up at the ACA called
> > an A. Agassizii Santarem. My LFS has an Apisto
> they call the same thing. Theirs
> > is nice but it has lots of red. Mine has about no
> red. Anyone got an opinion?
> > I have not been able to find a picture of this
> fish on any of the usual sites.
> > Mine is silver-blue with a bit of yellow in the
> belly.
> >
> > Michael Meyer wrote:
> >
> > > George,
> > > I don't see what your issue is with this ad. I
> really appreciate when
> > > people have fish available like this. I
> especially appreciated that this
> > > individual is willing to trade for his fish.
> Perhaps, you were just making
> > > a good natured barb at him keeping salt water
> fish. I hate to respond this
> > > way and cause controversy but it is the Internet
> and this is relevant to
> > > our list. There shouldn't be a problem. Just my
> opinion!
> > >
> > > Michael D. Meyer - mikeymeyer@sprintmail.com
> > > Heart of America Aquarium Society in Kansas City
> -
> > > http://www.geocities.com/kcfishclub
> > > Membership Chairman and Breeder's Award Program
> > > KC Virtual Fish Club -
> http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/kansascityfishclub
> > > Founder
> > >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: George and Carol Richter
> [SMTP:richter@erols.com]
> > > Sent: Saturday, August 26, 2000 7:55 PM
> > > To: apisto@listbox.com
> > > Subject: Re: P. taeniatus FS
> > >
> > > If this is what the list has come to, I think I
> will opt out. SALT WATER
> > > STUFF?
> > > Frank, could you filter that stuff out?
> AAAAUUUUCCKK!!!!!!
> > >
> > > road runner wrote:
> > >
> > > > Hello all.
> > > >
> > > > I just joined the list a couple days ago. I
> have some
> > > > P. taeniatus Bandevouri for sale. I've got 6
> pairs. I
> > > > was originaly selling them for $25 a pair, but
> will go
> > > > down in price to sell them. If you buy two
> pairs I
> > > > will throw in a live culture of your choice. I
> got a
> > > > few to choose from. They are young adults and
> one pair
> > > > is getting ready to spawn so i need to make
> some room.
> > > > I have raised them from about 3mos old and
> have fed
> > > > them live and frozen foods only.
> > > >
> > > > I will consider trades also. I will definitly
> trade
> > > > for quality saltwater stuff.
> > > >
> > > >
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