Re: hooray!...another fish ID

[Mike & Diane Wise <apistowise@fgn.net>]

Steve,

It looks like you have 2 different species. The
first and third photos look like a eunotus form to
me. It's probably A. cf. eunotus
Orangetail/Orangeschwanz & a male. This fish is
also called A. cf. eunotus (Santa Ana) if it comes
from that location, A. sp. Willy, & (probably) A.
sp. Albertini. Photos 2 & 4 show a fish belonging
to the regani-complex of the regani-group. Note
the long, band like, caudal spot that is well
separated from the lateral band by a much lighter
interstitial area. This is diagnostic of
regani-complex species. If these fish came in
together, they probably are probably Peruvian in
origin. The only commercially available
regani-complex fish from Peru is A. sp.
Masked/Masken, also known as A. sp. Peru (1 of 2
species), & A. sp. Carapintada (1 of 2 species).

Mike Wise

Steve Wilson wrote:

>  Sorry,
>
>      I forgot the link! oops...
> http://members.aol.com/Darth%20Elle/steve.html
>
> Steve
>

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