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Wow, David, what beautiful photos, and wonderful fish – that is really good to hear.
Thank you for the kind words about our homepage 🙂 .. I must admit I think the forum is not as active as usual, – but then the group on facebook is very active.
I would like to share your infomation about these fish there (in the fb-group) as I know there are often people in the States looking for paros.These are very beautiful, and its such a relief and nice to now at all be doubting what species it is – theres no doubt about it here.
If you look at our species page with p. sumatranus I think you might quess my next question :whistle: :whistle: …
may I use your photos on the species page for P. sumatranus ??Thank you very much, Helene.
Yes, posting to your Facebook users a link that takes them to the forum post about these fishes is fine.
Almost certainly, they are P. sumatranus. A very elegant fish to be sure.
TCE also last week received P. phoenicurus. I can verify that they also are the correct species. This likely indicates that a recent import from Sumatra has occurred.Helene, please use these photos in the homepage under the species account, it would be an honor.
Thank you.Yes, that is interesting, – and sound as if your thoughts about import from Sumatra is right. Very exciting news.
Thank you for letting me use the photo, I will of course label the photos with your species identification, – but there is no doubt about it being sumatranus – and our library of sumatranus photos is rather small so it will be very helpful to add these 🙂Also I will post a link to your post in forum.
Nice to hear from you also 🙂 … it is a long time ago
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