Re: A. sp Erdfesser

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

Lars,

As far as I know, Marco Lacerda was the first exporter to collect and
ship A.
pulchra. It is indeed an A. agassizii-group species that looks much like
a round
tailed aggie, only the tail is covered by a lace like pattern of spots.
Check:

http://w5.dj.net.tw/~iris/a_pulch.JPG

for a picture of this species.

Mike Wise

Lcrabo@aol.com wrote:

> If the Mayland & Bork A. pulchra is sp "Erdfesser", what is the true identity
> of pulchra.  Is this an agassizii group fish?  I recall seeing a picture of
> male pulchra with chestnut-colored caudal somewhere (don't recall exactly
> where).  These resembled aggies.
>
> Lars (Bellingham, Washington)
>
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