Re: A juruensis/N taenia

[Ken Laidlaw <kl@jach.hawaii.edu>]

Hi,

I'm sorry I can't help  you with the two fish you mention but I have a
similar interest in a Nannacara species.  I have also kept and bred
N.anomala but I would really like to hear from anyone who has kept or even
seen in the flesh N.aureocephalus, to my mind a stunning fish.  They seem
to be in all the books but very rare.

TIA,
Ken.L


On Fri, 31 Jan 1997, Elson/Frauley wrote:

> Hello all,
> 	I'm looking for habitat/maintenance/breeding info on 2 south american dwarfs.
> The first is Apistogramma juruensis. I know it's from the cacatuoides group, and other
> than that - there are references here and there, but my main source of apisto help is
> Linke, and he doesn't help there.
> 	The other is nannacara taenia.
> 	Any info would be appreciated. I've kept and bred cacas and N anomala, a lot,
> but these species are new to me, and hopefully not new to others on the list. I seem to
> recall Lisa W. mentioning taenia were shy, and that info increased what I knew about the
> fish by a fair bit. Now, I've got it, and what I know ain't much to go on.
> 						Gary Elson
>
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