If this is so the fish *is* a colour variation of G. multisquamatus. Andy,
myself and other local ANGFA members *still* cannot obtain these fish from
the breeders who are also local breeders!!! This is a very sore point with
us at the moment. However we are eventually going to receive some stock
from a QLD breeder who is also a very good friend...They are expensive? at
the moment but they will be released in larger numbers as soon as some can
get their hands on them ;-)
Cheers
Alan
At 06:13 PM 11/20/96 +1100, you wrote:
>At 23:03 03-07-96 DST there was a short discussion on the fish G.
>multisqumatus...
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>There is a fish in the local aquarium shop here in melbourne that is labled
>as a Tiger rainbowfish (bla bla bla the name had a bit more to it). The
>salesman said it 'might' be called what i think was talked about in this
>thred ie. a new variaty of G multisquamatus.
> The fish were juviniles i would assume due to size but i could be wrong.
>They did however have 5 ( i think) vertical stripes faintly visible
>appearing from the gills back. Does anyone have any information on this fish
>or reference to an adult photograph. I will not be aquiring the fish due to
>price but it did look to be an interesting fish
>none the less...
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