Re: nijsseni vs. panduro

[Tim Ellis <timellis@flash.net>]

I discovered a pandurini in my bunch of nijsseni. The pandurini female has a
vertical black bar instead of a round blotch, and no black caudal spotand I
finally was able to be sure when I saw the small blue triangle in the caudal fin.
Not very noticable unless you really look long and hard, well at least for me
anyway. If I am incorrect please correct me.

(Austin) Tim

John Wubbolt wrote:

> hello Tsuh Yang Chen
> I have been fortunate to have spawned and raised fry from both Panduro (
> sp. Pandurini) and Nijsseni.   As both females look similar in a
> breeding dress coloration, Panduro females are yellow with black cheek
> marking and have large black blotch along the belly area as opposed to a
> large black dot in the mid body for the Nijsseni.   This is how I've
> been able to distinguish the two different species as females are
> concerned.
> John Wubbolt
>
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