Re: [GSAS-Member] 'curviceps' (was) Re: Kribs on the rampage

[Kathy Olson <kathy@thekrib.com>]

Yeah, I haven't seen them around lately.

I know that there were some at ACA (American Cichlid Assoc) convention 
last July in Ohio, along with a few other Latecara species.

I was very tempted, but had already purchased some Apistogramma baenshi, 
Taenicara candidi, and wasn't sure how I was handling the airlines for 
those...  (oh and some chalinochromis, multis's etc).  So I passed.

I will check to see if the other GSAS member there picked any up or not.

(but I still have no tank space!).

Kathy


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Kathy
"Perhaps wisdom is simply waiting, and healing a question of
time. And anything good you've ever been given is yours forever.".....from
Kitchen Table Wisdom by Rachel Naomi Remen




On Tue, 19 Jan 2010, Betty Goetz wrote:

> > I agree Aequidens curviceps are beautiful and gently (by the way has
> > anyone seen any recently.  Erik would KILL me if I got any more fish
> > though).
>
> I'd probably buy some if I saw them! Seems like I could always find them
> at The Fish Store but that was decades ago, and I don't go by there much
> these days. A little google adventure brings up Laetacara curviceps...so
> that may be the 'new' taxonomic name. Usually I saw them marketed as
> 'curviceps'. The coloration is a bit more subtle than the more
> 'in-your-face' cichlid colors, but they are small and they are mellow and
> that goes a LONG ways with me!
>
> Betty Goetz
>
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