Re: Fwd: Help me ID Fish, A.hippolytae perhaps?

[Marco Lacerda <marcolacerda@ax.apc.org>]

> Mike, I definitely came back with at least two to three different species
> in the regani/eunotus complexes/groups.   I definitely have fish from one
> site that are
> regani, another site that are definitely not regani, and then I haven't
> studied the other sites yet!!  It isn't the best of circumstances ID ing
> fish in a net, plastic tub or tiny photo tank, but I tried.  I am just
> dying for the fish lights to come on now so I can peer into the tanks.
> 
> Still rocking from the boat and a bad case of jet lag after traveling for
> 48 hours before we got home to sleep in a bed.  I will keep you updated.
> 
> Also have some fish from the Negro I will need help with ID ing.  One has
> the prettiest caudal fin I have seen.  we will post pictures when we get
> some!
> 
> Thanks
> Kathy

If, together with scanned pictures, you supply the localities, this 
would be of much help for their identification.
There are many species of Apistogramma living in Rio Negro, but the 
species distribution seem to vary within the Rio Negro region. I'm a bit 
familiar with this.




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