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I think, in Germany Parosphromenus parvulus had never been traded since yesterday. I could determinate them today for Aquarium Dietzenbach without doubt. They are in a real good condition and don`t seem to have been on the way longtimes.
Also in best condition they have very nice Parosphromenus cf. bintan, something like “blue-line”
The hompage of Aquarium Dietzenbach tells about the way to get them. The local dealers and partners of AD are told.
Now or never!
Martin Hallmann
If Martin Hallmann tells this, there is no doubt of identification. Both species are highly welcome. The aquarium population of P. parvulus is still very small since these animals have very small clutches only; they show a spectacular display dance similar to ornaticauda, but although the first parvulus were really difficult, the import that we got via Denmark (the only one hitherto) proved to be less problematic. And nice P. “blue line” were not present for a long time; we had really dull “Sentang” but true “blue line” could be sparkling in colours. Just as now described by Martin.
As he says: We should grasp the opportunity. With Paros in trade nobody knows whether it will happen again or not.
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