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Re: E. sp. aff. hildegardea Mt Nimab CI??
Hi,
The fish was commercially imported from the Mt Nimba area of Guinea by
Oliver Lucanus in, I think, 1998. I posted for help with
olbrechtsi/hildegardei and had an answer from Dr Romand, who gave some
loose guidelines to help with I.D. I (probably erroneously) decided they
were hildegardae. I don't know there, but I later suggested they be
distributed as sp Mt Nimba til someone with more experience of the
region got hold of them.
There have been some flames and such on the I.D. attempt, but no real
debate as yet.
I still have a trio of F-1 fish, but can't get eggs from them. They are
bruisers, and really neat, if shy and drab, fish.
-Gary Elson
>
> Hi all
>
> a while back there was a short debate on the above fish
> as to what it actually is... I've just searched the list
> archives and couldn't find it (big suprise I can never
> find anything in it...).
>
> Could we have a refresher with perhaps some history and
> vital statistics attached.
>
> Thanks
>
> Tyrone Genade
> tyronegenade at yahoo_com
> http://www.geocities.com/tyronegenade
>
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