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A brand new found species of Anampses
Hi Bob,
<Maya... oh, and there is a lady with your name spelling on the Big
Island, and have another friend there with the homonymous name: Maia>
Yesterday I found a sweet wrasse, the seller told me this is a brand new
found species of Anampses en do not have a species name yet. And I want
to know if this is true, he told me also it was found 2 months ago, but
I don't know where this little fish is coming from. The 3 things I know
are: he's difficult to keep...
<This genus is overall>
...he's a flatworm-eater.... didn't knew this but saw it this morning,
and he's a Anampses species.
<Does appear so to me>
Sorry for the bad pics... he wouldn't stand still front of the camera
one is with flash, other without.
http://www.zee-aquarium.nl/contents/maya/167_6701.JPG
http://www.zee-aquarium.nl/contents/maya/167_6773.JPG
Greetings, Maya
<Take a look here:
Fishbase.org on fishbase.org... click on the species names... It
may be you have a new species... or just a variation of a described
species. Bob Fenner> |
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Re: a brand new found species of Anampses
Hi Bob,
<Maya>
Thank you very much for helping me out. This morning I've visiting the
Fishbase and also WetWebMedia for some information and pics. And even
Google didn't find my species. His tail is 3 banded, yellow, black and
white at the end his body is yellow/brownish with blue spots and on his
head he got also a blue spotted painting. His fin above is red coloured
and the one below is dark blue near to black. He don't have an
eye-painting spot on his fins. It's the same fish as this one, only the
wrong colours.
http://www.fishbase.org/Photos/PicturesSummary.cfm?StartRow=1&ID=7800&what=species
<As stated previously "could" be a new species, but much more likely
either a variation of a described one>
You said to me: It may be you have a new species... or just a variation
of a described species.
<Oh... yes>
I've been thinking the same, maybe this is a juvenile of 2 different
kind of Anampses, maybe the A. lineatus & I really don't know, can't
find a second species who looks like mine. The man at the store told me
this fish is called Anampses sp.
it don't have a species name yet.
http://www.zee-aquarium.nl/contents/maya/anampses_3.jpg
Greetings, Maya
<Believe what you will till experience changes your mind my friend. Bob
Fenner> |
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