Re: Apistogramma sp. "Pebas/Ampiyacu" ?

["Steve Waldron" <swaldron@slip.net>]

Hi Tarah,
You will have to go back to Germany and smuggle home some literature for
yourself and all your new apistolist friends...Actually there is an on-line
natural history book store in Germany and I don't have the url on hand but
will find it. I believe the company is called "Chimera" if you want to start
searching. Welcome!
- Steve Waldron



>From: ProfPhilo@aol.com
>To: apisto@majordomo.pobox.com
>Subject: Re: Apistogramma sp. "Pebas/Ampiyacu" ?
>Date: Wed, Oct 7, 1998, 6:21 PM
>

>Thanks for the info Erik,
>
>I do have one question though. I actually went to grade school and junior high
>in germany (or the german equivalent thereof) and consequently am fluent in
>German. I would much rather purchase books in the original languange, and
>besides, as you pointed out, some of them are only availible in german. So is
>there any way to get books in german besides going and getting them. (most of
>my current fish books are in German, but I got these when I lived or was
>visiting there and I have been wondering for quite some time if there was any
>other method of getting them.)
>I think my local pet store just ordered some aqualog books, I plan to go and
>check them out this weekend. (I have a cool local pet store)
>
>thanks again,
>tarah
>
>
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