Re: A. iniridae

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

Erik Olson wrote:


> The four fish have turned out to be at least two, possibly three, separate
> species.  Two of them turn out to be a pair of aggies (we think)

yes

> and have already spawned (we found eggs last night while taking video!).  One of them
> may be an iniridae like Randy's,

yes, iniridae

> and one of them we can't identify yet.  Take a look for yourself at
> http://mystery.thekrib.com
> where I've cobbled together some very crappy video stills (available
> light, limited resolution).  As always, I hope to get some better slides
> eventually of these guys.  For grins, I also put in a few shots of the
> fish we were looking to mate them with.  Guess not!

There's a good chance you can!  The fish looks like an iniridae-complex female (can't
see the caudal very well).  It might be a female A. uaupesi, but need a better photo to
be sure.

Mike Wise

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