Books on Apistogramma

[BSMet94]

I don't have a copy, but you can expect the taxonomy to have changed somewhat since.

Don't laugh then, if I post about keeping A. brontosaurii
(That was a joke)

 

[MacZ]

It's fine, you will find we have some taxonomy experts that will just correct you and move on.

(That was a joke)

Got that one. You know Brontosaurus was reinstated as a genus a few years back, though?
And proving my point there has been some back and forth.

 

[Mike Wise]

Both of your books were originally published in the early 80s actually. Both are good for understanding general care, etc. Names and numbers of species (now over 500 and growing!) may not be the same. As I have said before, "taxonomists change the names to confuse the aquarist!"

 

[anewbie]

Yes we like being confused. It explains our lack of knowledge.

 

[MacZ]

As I have said before, "taxonomists change the names to confuse the aquarist!"

Just the latest: Rubricatochromis.