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Re: Things are starting to look up:-)



I assume you would keep ocellatus and brevis in hard-water tanks with sand and plenty of shells??  I plan on setting-up a Tanganyikan dwarf tank soon with multis and julies.  Doh!  Now I've done it - we are off-topic!

Jody

> 
> From: "Colin Gorton" <mr_apisto@graffiti.net>
> Date: 2003/04/11 Fri AM 09:00:07 EDT
> To: apisto@v2.listbox.com
> Subject: Things are starting to look up:-)
> 
> I've been in quite regular touch with a guy over here who has a fish shop and is also in to Apistos:-). He's been trying for quite some time to get an importation operation going with some of the Czech breeders and the first fruits of his work are starting to come through:-).
> Does anybody have any comments on the following species?
> -Apistogramma bitaeniata                     
> -Apistogramma hongsloi II        
> -Apistogramma juruensis           
> -Ap.sp. Rio Marmore              
> -Lamprologus ocelatus 
> -Nanochromis travestitus 
> -Neolampr. brevis  
> -Pelvica. taeniatus dehane  
>  
> Bitaeniata I've had before but lost them when I had a 5 day black-out, I don't think I should have any probs but I'd still like to hear any opinions.
> The juruensis are not the "Black Spike" form so they should be reasonably fertile.
> I've never been able to get hold of any hongsloi or Rio Mamore so I'm really looking forward to these.
> The brevis are going to go with some that I've already got but I'd still be interested in any info.
> The transvetitus I've had before but succumbed to an unknown illness.
> I've got P. taeniatus "Wouri" and P. taeniatus "Keinke", are the dehane significantly different in any way that I should know about?
> 
> TIA for any info you guys can come up with.
> C:-)lin
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