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RE: "NY" Apisto mystery
"Isn't the male bitaeniata one of the only, if not
> _the_ only, Apisto to have
> diagonal stripes on its anal fin?..."
That's incorrect David. Actually many Apistos have
diagonal stripes on the anal fin. Look in the Aqualog.
Kevin a fool proof way to tell them apart is to look
for abdominal stripes only Cac has them. I do not
usually handle the taxonomy questions but that was an
easy one for me. Good luck Kevin.
--- "David A. Youngker" <nestor10@mindspring.com>
wrote:
> > From: kkorotev
> > Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 8:48 PM
>
> > young caucatoides (wild form, no orange
> whatsover)
> > or
> > young bitaeniata.
>
> > So...can anyone give me a fool-proof way of
> > differentiating? (I think I know, but some of you
> > are so much smarter about this than I'll ever be)
>
> Isn't the male bitaeniata one of the only, if not
> _the_ only, Apisto to have
> diagonal stripes on its anal fin?...
>
> -Y-
>
> David A. Youngker
> nestor10@mindspring.com
>
>
>
>
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