>I was going to discuss some of the new ideas that are >forming about evolution in apistogramma, and where they >are leading us toward understanding speciation in this >complex genus. After reading some of the responses, >I've decided it is best that I don't. I don't want to >offend anyone. Well, I'd consider that an inhibition of your right to fredom of speech, and an inhibition of my right to learn something based on supportable science. Anyone got any experiences with the fish listed as 'White Seam' in the Romer Atlas? In with some Dicrossus from Colombia at a local outlet were four 1cm Apistos. I had an spare tank so I picked them up to try to find out what they were (they were very ropey, one died en route). They appear to be the fish mentioned above, and have settled in quite happily in a small aquarium with some leaf litter, a couple of small catfish and an unID'd Parosphromenus for company (the labyrinth is only in there 'cos it was chasing my P. ornaticauda). They are very attractive little fish, but obviously at this size they could easily still turn out to be something else. I'd welcome any suggestions or comments. Pete. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is the apistogramma mailing list, apisto@listbox.com. For instructions on how to subscribe or unsubscribe or get help, email apisto-request@listbox.com.