Re: new Apisto sp Sunrise!

[Mike & Diane Wise <apistowise@bewellnet.com>]

Since Mike J. hasn't replied, maybe I can help. Julio Melgar collected 
this fish late last year. The collecting locality is still not available 
for public consumption, but comes from the same general region as its 
close cousin A. atahualpa. It hasn't been scientifically described. For 
that matter I know of no published article in hobby magazines either. 
The fish is basically similar to A. atahualpa, but has a squared off 
tail. From what I know it behaves and breeds just like A. atahualpa. 
Mike Jacob's web site has photos of young adults.

Mike Wise

John Wubbolt wrote:

> Hey Mike Jacobs....
>
> Tell me more about this new sp Sunrise you had gotten in this past
> fall....  You sent me some and ive spawned them.   Now ive got some free
> swimming fry and want to know more about the fish itself..... where it
> came from, if its been actually described yet....   that sort of thing.   
>
> Tundra Johnny...... where its actually thawing!!
>
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