Re: Taiwanese Apisto site.

[swaldron@slip.net (Steven J. Waldron)]

Can someone re-post the URL for this site. Thanks much
- - Steve Waldron
>Ken Laidlaw wrote:
>
>Hi All,
>
>Anyone got any idea of the source of the pictures on this
>site?  If they are from Taiwan then they seem to be
>lucky with the quality and range of species available.
>There are some marvellous specimens on show.
>
>I have been going thru the site today and opening up each of the
>thumbnails.
>It appears to me that at least some are from the Linke & Staeke Book just
>
>mirrored. However, quite a few I have never seen published else where.
>
>The pictures of the following are awesome:
>Apistogramma agassizii (several)
>Apistogramma bitaeniata
>Apistogramma cacatouides (severaL)
>Apistogramma diplotaenia
>Apistogramma elizabethae
>Apistogramma gibbiceps (group)
>Apistogramma guttata
>Apistogramma hoignei (males fighting)
>Apistogramma hongsloi
>Apistogramma iniridae
>Apistogramma juruensis
>Apistogramma luelingi
>Apistogramma macmasteri
>Apistogramma meinkeni
>Apistogramma mendezi
>Apistogramma nijsseni
>Apistogramma norberti (several)
>Apistogramma pertensis
>Apistogramma sp. "Blutkeil"
>Apistogramma sp. "Four Stripes"
>Apistogramma sp. "Mamore"
>Apistogramma sp. "Tucurui"     (Linke & Staeke Photo mirrored)
>Dicrossus maculatus
>Several Pelvicachromis
>
>Plus about 20 more...
>
>Enjoy,
>
>Phillip Ryti (Michigan, U.S.A.)
>rytireefs@juno.com
>
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