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Re: Apistogramma species "breitbinden"
Jan,
Apistogramma sp. Breitbinden appears to have a wide distribution pattern. It was
originally found in the upper Rio Negro. Now it is also known to come from some
right bank tributaries of the middle Rio Orinoco around Puerto Ayacucho,
Venezuela. The form from there was introduced by Linke & Staeck (1997) as A. sp.
Caņo Morrocoy. It is now believed to come from areas in between these two
locations, but this is not certain. See my discussion of 06 November 1998 about
A. sp. "four stripes" for water water values around Puerto Ayacucho. Water
conditions needed for A. sp. Caņo Morrocoy are the same as those of A. sp.
Vierstreifen/Puerto Ayacucho.
Mike Wise
Jan Busser wrote:
> Last week I bouht a trio od Apistogramma ssp. "Breitbinden".
> They're very beautifull now that they are ajusted to there new environment.
> However, I don't have any information about this species.
> What I'm the most interested in is where they come from.
> Besides; I am a member, depite the rewuest lately to mail me privatly
> because I should not be a member; the Laetacara species I asked proovbed to
> be Thayeri, with spawn now. Thanks for your help back than.)
> Jan Busser.
>
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