Re: [Killietalk] New collections was N. steinforti

[Tony Terceira <terceira at ride_ri.net>]

At 12:08 PM 11/13/2004 -0500, you wrote:
> I for one would gladly pay the higher costs due to collecting and shipping 
> expenses.. It would be a rare oppotunity to be able to obtain these 
> supposedly common killies which in this situation would be anything but 
> common. I suppose there is not much hope in this happening but I will 
> remain ever watchful for the opportunity if it should ever happen.
> George
        Exactly you and a few others would, but how about  the 150 to 200 
pairs that would compose a minimum order. ????

        It is a good time, we are seeing more and more wild killies, and 
with a little political luck areas in West African may open up again to 
commercial exports, and we will see some new imports of old fish. Look how 
many new imports of fish like Aphy.. cognatum, A. christyi,  A 
splendopleure, A. bivittatum, A poliaki, Procatopus, similis, P nototaenia, 
Epiplatys annulatus, E. singa, E.sexfasciatus have appeared in the last 
four years...................  It is a good time to be in the hobby.


Tony Terceira
Scituate, Rhode Island

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