William Vannerson wrote: > > >>...are you aware of any apistogramma that are endangered or > threatened.<< > > I don't know enough about Apistos to answer that. But it does seem to > me that the availability and general knowledge of Apistos has made some > great strides in the last 3-5 years. Fish that have previously accepted as > color morphs may end up being distinct enough to warrant being separate > species or at least subspecies. > > Hence, practicing good husbandry and keeping distinct population > separate (or at least identified a distinct populations vs. "sports"), may be > important, even though the status in the wild is not fully known. > > Some folks are put off at first by the long complicated naming conventions > that the killie folks use. But it doesn't take long to adapt. Plus there are > some very positive benefits, like reduced infertility. > > Just my .02 > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pure 12% Humic extract is available from Foothill Hydroponics 1-800-83-Hydro