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Aphyosemion arnoldi

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Subject: Aphyosemion arnoldi
From: RuevenM at aol_com
Date: Sat, 21 Apr 2001 00:48:03 EDT

     After all these years, how is F. arnoldi finally making its way into the 
hobby and why only males? Who collected it? Why is it so rare? Is it hard to 
raise? What happened to Scheel's old strains? I find it interesting that it 
just seems to have appeared again after 40 years.
    Along the same lines, do the new populations of filamentosum have the 
long long caudal rays that one sees in the photos of the pre-war original 
German strain? That old line always seemed so much nicer than the one we have 
had for the last 40 years.

Robert E.
     
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