Re: whats the average kept

[Doug Karpa-Wilson <dkarpawi at indiana_edu>]

Cool!  Thanks.  So I got a little confused: Chromaphyosemion is part of the
Fundulopanchax-Aphyosemion -Chromaphyosemion complex while the other groups
(Script-, Archia- and Callos) form the sister taxa to Epiplatys, right?
Anyway, it's good to know what to call these guys.....


Doug


>Doug,
> "Roloffia" cauveti is a Scriptoaphysemion, although it looks little like
>all the other scriptos, like guingnardi, nigrifluvi, etzeli and others.
>Physically it looks more like a callopanchax in my opinion, the heavier body
>long dorsal an anal fins.  Callos are the toddi, occidentalis, huwaldi, and
>monroviae. All Callos are soil spawning fish.  The other part of "roloffia"
>is archiaphysemions ( most shows this is the name used for the "roloffia"
>section).  They are supposedly the most ancient of this group of fish.
>Ray Wolff
>
>
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Doug Karpa Wilson

Department of Biology
Jordan Hall
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405


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