Look at the pictures, pl.

[jeonghun]

I got a new fish from peru today.
Name of list is that.
A. Ap.algodon II
B. Ap. algodon I
C. Ap. Morado/purpule

It's name is correct? pl. tell me your opinion.

http://blog.naver.com/apistograma/90002633371

 

[jose_vogel]

In my opinion, there´s no doubt all of them belongs to the eunotus complex within de regani Group (remember that now, the pebas complex is integrated in the eunotus complex).

I´m not sure of going ahead, but here it is:

A: A85. A. sp. "Putumayo" (= Algodon II).
B: A87. A. sp. "Pebas" (= Ampiyacu = Morado).
c: ?

Good luck with the id.

 

[Mike Wise]

Based on what I see in these photos, I believe that:

A = A. sp. Putumayo (probably A86, the colorful form from the Rio Ampiyacu) = A. sp. Algodon II

B = A. sp. Pebas (probably A89, the Morado/Purple morph)

C = ?A. sp. Papagei? (possibly A92, the Caudalfleck morph) = A. sp. Algodon I

The best picture of them all is the little girl. She is so pretty. If she is your daughter, you are a very lucky gentleman!

 

[fishgeek]

sorry not an answer another question
are these fish from the same complex that steel blue are supposed to have been crossed?

 

[jeonghun]

thnaks answer.

 

[Mike Wise]

fishgeek,

The Steel-blue apisto has features of the resticulosa- & caetei-complexes of the regani-group. The fish that jeonghun show are all members of the eunotus-complex (if you want, you can put them in the cruzi-subcomplex (A. Putumayo) and Pebas subcomplex (Pebas & Papagei)). They are quite different.