>> Matthew says: >>> >>>As to your comparison of species, the A. njisseni are described as being of >>>the macmasteri complex and for certain the A. macmasteri that I have are >>>extremely timid. Kathy writes: > I am not aware of any literature that places them in the macmasteri group > but perhaps this is an earlier classification than the 1980-present > literature that I have seen. Bad Matthew bad. Yes, I put misinformation out there. I humbly retract the part about the macmasteri complex. I reread Linke & Staeck's book talking about complexes & A. njisseni. They say that the njisseni are close to the cacatuoides group, but not really a part of it. I was confused due to a reference in the section specifically about the njisseni which puts A. macmasteri down as one of the closest in similarity to the njisseni. A bit confusing. My apologies, Matthew ----------- Reminder: Kindly quote parsimoniously when replying ------------- This is the apistogramma mailing list, apisto@aquaria.net. To subscribe or unsubscribe or get help , send the word "subscribe" or "unsubscribe" or "help" in the body (not subject) to apisto-request@aquaria.net