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VOL. 51 ISSUE 6June 2012
Convention Deemed Huge Success
of the American Killifish Association
The
ST. LOUIS, MO - Like the attendees said, the just-concluded 50th anniversary AKA convention was one of the best ever!
“I’ve attended a number of conventions, but I have to say this was one of the most enjoayble,” said MKA member Eric Beyer. Beyer wasn’t the only one complimentary of the weekend. Many of the people who attended the convention echoed his compliments.
Among the outstanding moments during this year’s show was the 50 Years of the American Killifish Association by Charles Nunziata and Tony Terceira as the two long-time AKA’ers talked about the many ways the AKA has affected the aquarium hob-by, the people responsible and those who continue to strive to improve the organization.
Holger Hengstler evoked laughter during each of his three presentations as he began Friday night with the outtakes, diffi-culties and humorous moments during his numerous collecting trips and continued with his banquet presentation on Saturday night about collecting in Ethiopia. He also held an impromptu program following the banquet speech on his recent trip to Su-dan where his team encountered everything from one mem-ber being refused entrance into the coutry to restrictions of where they could travel and a member becoming very ill. Still they collected several nothos despite the problems.
The auction on Sunday set a record for a single item being sold at $1060.00. This was Ken McKeighen’s exquisite mural of fifty killies representing each year of the AKA. David Mikkleson and Clay Crawford battled it out with Dave finally winning. The auction raised over $9,000 for the AKA.
With over 230 entries in the show and 500 plus in the Fish Sale Room, the number and quality of the fish were amazing. Added to the 100 pairs of Rare Species and 50 plus donations, the auction had over 400 pairs available.
Gary Greenwood received the Killifish Exhibitor of the Year for the fifth time and six members of the AKA were honored as Distinguished Members (see next page). Tony Terceira was the Killifish Hobbyist of the Year and Gary Pack took the trophy for Best in Show.
BOT Chairman Charles Harrison awards the Best in Show to Gary Pack for his pair of A. aureum
Tony Terceira is the 2011 AKA Killifish Hobbyist of the year. (from left) Charles Harrison, Tony Terceira and Lee Harper.
Get Ready for the 2013 AKA National Con-vention in Portland, OR on Memorial Day
weekend next year!... continued on page 2
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Speakers for the weekend included Dr. Glen Collier who presented a seminar on how the changes in geography over thousands of years can affect the development of species sepa-ration. Dr. Collier was one of the two Charter Members in at-tendance this weekend. Dr. Harry Specht was the other. Both were recognized for their continued membership of over fifty years in the AKA.
Mike Hellweg of the St. Louis area did an excellent presenta-tion on live foods as did Gary Lange on Blue-eyes - the rain-bowfish that has many similarities to killies. The G1 Gang from SNEKA included Dave Hardenbrook, Bill Logue and Rich Pierce focused on the hobby aspects of their fishrooms and the Hot-tos. Dave brought a part of his famous octopus. Capping off the seminars, Charles Nunziata and Tony Terceira took every-one on a collecting trip through Florida.
The weekend concluded Sunday evening with a trip to Con-vention Chairman Jack Heller’s home for a fishroom tour and barbecue. On Monday a second tour to Mike Heller’s fish-room was attended by several people and finally the Collecting Trip was led by Nevin Aspinwall and Dave Hemmerlein. The col-lectors were able to obtain a large number of fish and everyone took home something they wanted.
All in all, it was a great weekend and now its time to look for-ward to next year in Portland, OR.
A Big Thank You The Organizing Committee of the 2012 AKA Convention want to ac-knowledge the people who made it all possible:
Darlene Weismann and Ruth Warner for organizing the Fish Sale Room; Nevin Aspinwall and Art & Max Leutermann for setting up the stands and tanks; Bob McDonnell and Dave Hemmerlein for registra-tion; Dave Hemmerlein for doing a great job on the auction; Rick Ivik for all the hard work he did and oversaw during breakdown, setup and much more. All the runners during the auction. Rich Pierce and Tony Terceira for the photography. Dr. Dan Nielsen for making the an-nouncements and introductions; and finally MASI for assisting in many aspects of the show. And all those who participated in so many aspects of making this a great weekend. Jack Heller & Tom Grady
Six members of the AKA were honored as Dis-tinguished Members of the AKA. This ward is given to members who have contributed to the AKA and the killifish hobby in their regions over the years. This year the award was presented to Allen Semeit of ARC, Mike McNamee of LIKA/MAKA, Mike Jacobs of SKS, Harry Faustmann of LIKA/MAKA, Ken McKeighan and Gary Green-wood of WAKO.
Charles presents the Distinguished Membership honor to Harry Faustmann
Charles presents the Distinguished Membership honor to Ken McKeighen
Charles presents the Distinguished Membership honor to Gary Greenwood
Some Pictures of the WeekendAll photos of the convention are by Richard Pierce except where noted.
Max & Art setting up the stands (photo by Tom Grady)
Ready to go! (photo by Tom Grady)Hard at work during set-up! (photo by Tom Grady)
The judges study and ponder the pairs
Hugh Moore & Harry Specht enjoy a beer.
No! No! Its not really a party, dear!
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2012 A.K.A. BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Richard Pierce (2011-2013)171 Broad St.North Attleboro, MA [email protected]
Keith Cook (2011-2013)13864 Silver Valley Dr.Lake Orion, MI [email protected] Kaufman (2012-2014)PO Box 2456Redmond, WA, [email protected]
Jim Randall (2011-2013)823 Park Ave. Albany, NY, [email protected]
Ron Harlan (2011-2012)3837 Cedarbend Dr.Glendale, CA 91214-3244(818) [email protected]
SECRETARYBrian Watters (2012-2014)6141 Parkwood Drive,Nanaimo, British Columbia V9T 6A2 [email protected]
Charles Nunziata 2010-20126530 Burning Tree DrLargo, FL [email protected]
CHAIRMANCharles Harrison (2012-2014) 319 Martigney DriveSt. Louis, MO, [email protected]
Russ Feilzer (2010-2012)995 N 12th StGrove Beach, CA, 93433xxx-xxx-xxxx
Charles Harrison - Chairman
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Greetings All, Convention 2012 is now history. I was honored to have been able to spend a few hours in the presence of so many great contributors to our hobby. Seeing Dr. Specht, Roger Langton and a few other long-time members of the AKA again was a real pleasure. I appreciated the opportunity to sit in the audience and listen to Dr. Glenn Collier, Tony Terceira, Charlie Nunziata, Richard Pierce and Mike Hellweg just to name a few. The list goes on and my appreciation goes on as well to Tom Grady and Jack Heller for organizing a well run convention.
Many of my long-time friends in the Missouri Aquarium Society (MASI) were there to hear the talks, take part in the operations and bid for fish in the auction on Sunday. Many were surprised to hear the prices for the fish in the auction but they got the chance to see fish and purchase fish they would see nowhere else. All came away with new impressions of the Killifish family and the AKA. It was a very worthwhile event for my friends. And speaking of MASI, the convention must thank MASI for the loan of the screen, projector, speaker and entire audio-visual system used in the convention’s talks and auction. This loan saved the convention considerable expense.
The MASI Aquarium Club Challenge of the Year for 2012 was the AKA’s George Maier Fund. MASI was able to donate $800 to the George Maier Fund. The check was present-ed to Charlie Nunziata at the Saturday night’s Awards Presentations. A raffle of chances for a collecting trip with Brian Perkins of WildPeru I heard brought in over $600. Kenny McKeighan’s Killifish Mural sold at the Sunday Auction for well over $1,000. Thanks to MASI, Brian and Kenny. It was a great weekend for fund raising.
This Convention was a most enjoyable one. We managed to pick up a couple of bags of fish in the Fish sale room and we appreciated Darlene and her crew of Greg, Gary, John and Rick who kept things running smoothly. The dinner on Saturday night was excellent. The awards presentation took too long but they usually do. The after dinner presentation of the fish collecting expedition through Ethiopia by Holger Hengstler was as entertaining and informative as he has been in the years past and well worth the wait. The prices held through the auction and the bidding for McKeighan’s Mural was even exciting. A thousand dollars is a lot to pay for an item in a tropical fish auction! We were pleased to be able to purchase three more bags of fish in a well-run auction with competent auctioneers and runners. We were not able to participate in the collecting trip on Monday but we heard it was a good one.
I’m sure I’ve forgotten to thank everyone personally, so “Thank You!” to all who came, all who helped, and all who contributed to making the 50th Anniversary of the AKA a most wonderful event.
Sue and I are anxiously making plans for next years’ Convention in Portland. Having been there once has given us some ideas of what to do next time we are there for some extra days of vacation.
See you on line and at the shows,
Charles Harrison
BOT Business Update for May 2012
by Brian Watters BOT SecretaryDISCUSSION ITEMS:
D-2012-2: Revision of the Killifish Hobbyist of the Year (KHY) program rules. Following extensive discussion a final proposal has been drafted by Kent Rus-sell, chairman of the KHY program. The issue will soon be voted on by the BOT and the revised rules in place for the start of the 2012-2013 KHY year.
D-2012-4: Update of the BOT Procedures Manual. Recent changes to the George Maier Fund have required an addition to the BOT procedures Manual. The BOT is taking this opportunity to review the man-ual and discuss any further changes that may be considered necessary.
D-2012-5: Foreign exchange memberships. A subcommittee is reviewing exchange memberships with foreign killifish associations in order to update the process and ensure that materials are being sent to current and proper recipients and that there is appropriate reciproca-tion associated with the exchanges.
D-2012-11: AKA Webmaster. Discussion aimed exploring the various options available to the BOT in order to suitably maintain the website and the many associated functions as carried out by the present webmaster, Barry Cooper, who has indicated his desire to step down from that position.
D-2012-12: New & Rare Species Committee. Discussion regarding the termination of the New & Rare Species Committee and the manner in which unused funds should be returned to the AKA. Since the 2012 national convention was an AKA-sponsored event, it was proposed that the unused funds should be used to cover expenses incurred with the ac-quisition of N&R fish for the event and any funds remaining after that would be returned to the general fund of the association. The decision to terminate the N&RSC was based on the fact that the service could not be run on an eco-nomically viable basis, given the many difficulties and high costs involved in acquiring suitable fish and the generally low use made of the service by the membership.
D-2012-13: Membership Committee procedures. A review of the procedures involved in the application and acceptance for membership in the AKA, and options for improving the process.
D-2012-14: National Convention 2014. The BOT is now seeking and accepting bids by affiliate groups for the hosting of the 2014 national convention.
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The memberships to the left are due for the month of May. If you have re-cently renewed your membership, with the correct amount, you can ignore this reminder. Members that have a cur-rent (active) subscription with Pay Pal should check to make sure it was paid. The fees for US memberships are: $29 for the electronic version of the BNL. All the membership fees are listed on the AKA web site. You can renew your membership on line at the AKA web site or you can send me a check made out to the AKA to this address: Jim Randall (AKA mem-bership), 823 Park Avenue, Albany, NY. 12208. If you are mailing your dues and have internet access please send me a note that you are doing so at: [email protected] . If you have an exchange membership that is on this list contact the person you are doing the exchange with and let them know it is due and whether you will be paying for it. If you are paying for an exchange please let us know exactly who the payment is for. The same applies to a “gift” member-ship .We need to know exactly who the payment is for. If you have any ques-tions, please contact me.
Membership Committee
Chairman: Jim Randall rover10�[email protected]
00952 Haycraft,George J. 00960 Kray,Edd 01666 Logue,Bill 03535 Gorko,Henry J. 04074 Cagle,Kenneth D. 01693 Mikkelsen,David 06337 Clendinnen,Darrell 06629 Wilcheck,Irene 06723 Rose,Frank (Charlie)07138 Soper,Mr. Tom 6 07717 Rohde,Fred C. 07824 Persson, Alf 00439 Kraus,Fred 08789 Barton,Michael 09017 Lilyea,Bruce C0081 Collins,John P. 09393 Lynde,Kathleen 06399 Behrmann,Fred 09282 Stone,Michael 09296 Sommers,Brandy 09298 Richards,Rick 09385 Martin Jr,Thomas J. 09436 Turner,Melvin 09448 Webb,Matthew 09445 Mang,Bill 09450 Thompson,Tom09666 Westall,Paul 09774 Weinersmith,Kelly
Membership Renewals for
May 2012
AKA COMMITTEE REPORTS
Secretary’s Report continuedVOTING RESULTS:
P-2012-07: Special Awards and Honors – Distinguished Member sta-tus. To award Distinguished Member status to the following individuals: Ken McKeighan, Harry Faustmann, Mike McNamee, Mike Jacobs, Allan Semeit. All nominations were approved.
P-2012-8, P-2012-9 and P-2012-10: Membership issues. Under the authority of Article III of the AKA Bylaws, the BOT has deter-mined that activities and behavior expressed by certain former members will preclude their acceptance as members in the future. The proposition passed.
P-2012-12: New & Rare Species Committee. To terminate the New & Rare Species Committee, give the money being held by the committee chairman, Jack Heller, to the 2012 Convention to pay for N&R fish for that Convention. Any excess money to be returned to the General Fund. The proposition passed.
Here is a list of new and reinstated members. If you live near any of them or your local club is nearby please contact them. Welcome them to the AKA, in the club instance, invite them to your next function or meeting. We all can use new members! These members bring the total membership to 788.
AKA #AKA# 09826 Brenda Thompson: New Castle, PA [email protected] Justin Hethcoat: Costa Mesa, CA [email protected] Fred DeBolt: Concord, CA [email protected] Ronald Taylor: Anderson, IN [email protected] Demian Rodriguez: Vero Beach, FL [email protected] Members07165 Nevin Aspinwall: Kirkwood, MO [email protected] Jeremy Basch: Hillard, OH [email protected] David Suffia: Hendersonville, NC [email protected]
If you are a new member and did not receive a new member pack please let me know. Jim Randall [email protected] or 518-729-5360.
New & Reinstated Members
The Judging CommitteeChairman: Art Leutermann
Judging Committee News
First, a personal thanks to all the gentleman that graciously gave up their Satur-day morning at this year’s convention to exercise their evaluation ability by serv-ing, voluntarily or begged, as judges of the entrants. Without their efforts it would not been a show but rather a display. As I looked out over the judging room as the evaluations progressed it was apparent that a new crop of judges needs to be en-couraged and mentored by the current judges before we lose the benefits existing presently in their respective expertises. It was therefore very rewarding to note the incredibly high number, in both classes attempted and AKA’ers attempting to certify, after judging was completed. I have been attending the conventions for a little over two decades and cannot remember (among other things I can no longer remember) such a strong turnout. It is now time to recognize our new judges based upon the certification attempts at the convention. Please feel free to offer your own congratulatory messages to these new judges who are now guaranteed full employment at no salary at future conventions and numerous shows. I encourage all those below to continue in their current journey to reach ‘Senior All’ status.
Our newest judges and their current respective statuses.Keith Cook – Senior All
Tony Pinto – Classes 2, 5, 7, 9, 11Kurt Zahringer – Class 4
Eric Beyer – Classes 5, 7, 10Chris Weatherford – Classes 6, 7
David Mikkelsen – Classes 2, 4, 7, 13Peter Marceau – Class 9
Second, a revised Judges’ List will be issued later this summer. Third, with all the nomenclatural changes a revision of the AKA Killifish Judging Program Class Lists document is being reviewed and revised.
At finally, I am going to attempt to attend several local shows later this year in order to participate as an attendee, a speaker and/or to drum up support for the AKA Judging Program. If there is interest in attempting to certify at local shows please contact me to discuss my potential attendance or proctoring of the exams by designee in my absence should it not be one of those I am able to attend.
Again, thanks to all that helped to make the Convention a success and congratulations to our newest judges.
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Help Jaka! To all you killienuts out there that love JAKA and the beautiful group of killies known as the Kathetys group that includes the species Aphyosemion elberti, A. exiguum, A kekemense, A dargei, A bamilekorum and all their many location sub varieties, pay attention! Importantthings are happening! Ten years ago I was the guest Editor on an issue of JAKA that was dedicated just to the Kathetys group. It was chock full of beautiful color photos of these fish and infor-mation on where they came from, how to keep them and how to breed them. It was well received and the AKA has sold out of the many extra copies it printed. In the Ten years since that issue, many new collections have been done and some new exciting discoveries have been made which may well turn Kathetys on it’s head. Last year, a group of experienced killie keepers got together at the convention and after talking it over, I decided to lead another effort to put out another special issue on the Kathety’s group.
The group has authored some fine articles for the issue so far, but the reason I am appealing to the membership as a whole is I do not have enough articles to complete the issue at this time. I need articles from a fresh perspective. This is your chance to help the AKA and JAKA while being a part of something special!
Long time very respected Fish breeders like Jim Gasior, Gary Greenwood, & Ed Kray have contributed, newer members like David Snell have written really good articles and we have overseas contributions from Wolfgang Eberl and Mogens Juhl. You too can be part of this issue, which will be remembered for a long time for its beauty and its great articles!
I will help with editing or anything else a prospective author needs help with. You just need to pick a species or color loca-tion and let me know.
We are also look for really good images of the killies in this group as well.!!
Monty Lehmann Contact me: [email protected] or call 757-365-4648
Texas Area Killifish Organization (TAKO) Show Planned
The Texas Affiliate club will be hosting their annual killie show on the weekend of July 13th-15th. The location has not been announced, but will be updated as soon as the information is available.Classes:1. New World Non-Annuals2. Rivulus3. New World Annuals4. Nothobranchius5. Fundulopanchax (Blue Gularis)6. Fundulopanchax (ex. Paraphyosemi-on)7. Fundulopanchax (Paraphyosemion)8. Mesoaphyosemion (ex. Calliurum)9. Mesoaphyosemion (Calliurum)10 Chromahyosemion11. Archiaphyosemion12. Epiplatys
14. All Other African/Euraisian15. Matched Breeding PairsAwards for 1st, 2nd & 3rd places as well as Bestin Show and Reserve Best in Show. All mail-in entries are to be auctioned. There is no entry fee for mail-ins. Carry-ins will be $1.00 per pair up to 10 pairs. The auction split will be 60/40 in favor of the seller. Auction only fish, plants and suppiles are welcome. (A limit of 5 bags per variety will be enforced. Mail-ins should arrive no later than Friday, July 13th.
Mail-is to be sent to:Arthur J.J. Leutermann, Ph.D
724 Bison DriveHouston, TX, 77079-4401
(281) 493-0363
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BREEDERS AWARD PROGRAMChairman: Bill Shenefelt [email protected]
Sump 5406 10 Stau 5818 200 Carrol Jr. 5647 400McMahon 6451 10 Light 3755 205 Taylor 6353 400Cook 6697 10 Lorts 3678 210 Weatherford 9197 400Stonebrake 9072 60 Kukelhan 3219 215 Minnemeyer 6746 425Darr 5400 80 Kelley 5775 215 Barker 124 435Shepard 9355 80 Siefort 3722 225 Stone 1700 525Marsh 5225 90 Diaz 249 235 McCabe 1901 545Badaracco 9162 105 Clendinnen 6337 235 Poloski 5868 565Taylor 5024 115 Malinak 3140 250 Niedzielski 5269 570Pinto 5750 115 Ferguson 6006 250 Ziolkowski 3120 585Tomes 7619 120 Harper 5308 260 Wiley 6330 590O’Connor 9604 125 Rectenwalt 7135 260 Martino 5623 595Weaver 5801 130 Kray 960 330 Melady 514 700Pring 6372 134 McCourt 7075 330 Lehmann 459 730Norwood 3971 135 Vanikiotis 4172 335 Shenefelt 7931 820Batista 5187 135 Sanchez 5359 335 Smith 7501 880Chapek 5377 140 Marzina 698 340 Leuterman 5593 730West 5631 160 Janos 4193 345 McDonnell 5388 1200Rabke 7973 170 Hinkle 8718 355 Hutchings 387 1440Kilker 6808 180 McLamb 3544 390 Robinson 7620 2385
NorthEast Weekend Set for Oct. 19th-21stALBANY, NY - The annual regional mini-convention for the Eastern U.S. has been scheduled for Oct. 19th-21st in Albany, NY at the Ramada Inn Plaza. This year Upstate New York Killifish As-sociation (UNYKA) will be the host and plans are underway to bring in speakers and create all the events.
Once again there will be a Saturday Ban-quet along with a hospitality room both Friday and Saturday evenings. As is tradi-tional, UNYKA will provide a keg of beer, but any other alcohol must be brought in or purchased at the bar.
There will be open box sales Saturday morning and speakers will begin after noon. We expect three seminars on Saturday and also a banquet speaker.
Check-in of show fish begins Friday at noon and continues until 10am Saturday. Judg-ing will be at 11 am. There will be 7 classes this year. NEW is part of the AKA Killifish Exhibitor of the Year program, so make sure you send in some entries.
Sunday’s auction will begin at about 10am so all the fish will be sold early enough for everyone to make their way home at a decent hour. Because of UNYKA’s affiliation with the NorthEast Council, we expect to allow some non-killies into the auction this year, but there will be restrictions. We also allow hard goods.
Details of this year’s NEW will begin to appear in the July Issue of the BNL
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2012 AKA Convention Show Results Class: 1 All Other New World
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 1 Cubanichthys pengelleyi Gary Greenwood 82 $20.00 2 Fundulus lineolatus David Mikkelson 94 1 $15.00 3 Cyprinodon albivelis Rio Papigochic Darrell Clendinnen 79 $20.00 4 Fundulus escambiae Cypress Creek Ken Normandin 83 $21.00 5 Fundulus cingulatus Pinelog Creek Ken Normandin 87 2 $16.00 6 Lucania goodei David Hemmerlein 79 $10.00 8 Cyprinodon bobmilleri Bano de San Ignacio Al Morales 0 $42.00 9 Cyprinodon alvarezi El Potosi 1980 Al Morales 74 10 Cyprinodon bifasciatus Cuatro Cienegas Al Morales 84 3 $20.00 11 Cyprinodon bifasciatus Cuatro Cienegas Al Morales 0 $22.00 13 Cubanichthys cubensis Chanel del Rocce, Al Morales 76 $42.00 15 Garmanella pulchra Puerto Adventuras Al Morales 0 $20.00 16 Cyprinodon nazas LaConcha, Durango, MX Al Morales 77 Class: 2 Non-Annual Rivulins
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 1 Rivulus urophthalmus Cultuur Garden Wim Suijker 79 $120.00 2 Rivulus amphoreus Tafelberg Wim Suijker 0 DOA 3 Rivulus xiphidius FBS 95/2 Gary Greenwood 92 $30.00 4 Rivulus chucunaque chucunaque Tom Grady 75 $20.00 5 Rivulus species PAN 2009-23 Tom Grady 84 $27.00 6 Rivulus species PAN 2009-25 Tom Grady 79 $26.00 7 Rivulus ocellatus Cubatao Jean-Paul Ciceron 82 $60.00 8 Rivulus species Pivijay Col 08-28 Jean-Paul Ciceron 84 $36.00 9 Rivulus chucunaque chucunaque Filo del Jean-Paul Ciceron 75 $10.00 10 Rivulus chucunaque chucunaque PAN 2006- Gary Pack 96 1 $27.00 11 Rivulus uroflammeus siegfriedi Jardin Gaia Gary Pack 77 $15.00 12 Rivulus waimacui Kaieteur Falls David Mikkelson 85 $36.00 13 Rivulus species Pivijay COL 08-28 David Mikkelson 86 $42.00 14 Rivulus frenatus SSSV GUY 9.06.02 Rockstone Ryan Grisso 87 $110.00 15 Rivulus iridescens aff. Rio dos de Mayo Ryan Grisso 70 $50.00 16 Rivulus mahdiaensis GUY 96-04 Ryan Grisso 80 $25.00 17 Rivulus speciosus Once de Augusto Ryan Grisso 95 2 $40.00 18 Rivulus weberi Scott Graner 82 $16.00 19 Rivulus species PAN 2006-3 Ken Normandin 94 3 $25.00 20 Rivulus hildebrandi PAN 2006-8 Ken Normandin 85 $26.00 21 Rivulus weberi PAN 2009-31 Ken Normandin 86 $15.00 22 Rivulus xiphidius Chris Weatherford / 84 $32.00 23 Rivulus mahdiaensis GUY 97-05 Chris Weatherford / 74 $40.00 24 Kryptolebias marmoratus Gary Greenwood 76 $10.00 25 Rivulus agilae Ramire Mt. Joly Ray VanVeen 89 $36.00 26 Rivulus species Columbia 28 Ray VanVeen 85 $42.00 27 Rivulus derhami Tingo Marie Sandy Binder 90 $32.00 28 Rivulus agilae Mt. Joly Sandy Binder 0 DOA 29 Rivulus agilae Mt. Joly Sandy Binder 85 $28.00 30 Rivulus species aff. Elegans Tony Pinto 80 $50.00 31 Rivulus hildebrandi Ray VanVeen 80 $19.00 Class: 3 South American Annuals
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 1 Pterolebias phasianus Matto Grasso David Mikkelson 0 $7.00
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2 Campellolebias brucei David Mikkelson 71 $32.00 3 Pterolebias bokermanni Selvas Rio de Oro David Mikkelson 88 1 $30.00 4 Campellolebias brucei Bruce Ulness 70 $26.00 5 Leptolebias aureoguttatus Iguape Ryan Grisso 74 $48.00 6 Nematolebias whitei Albino Chris Weatherford / 70 $16.00 7 Nematolebias whitei Chris Weatherford / 79 3 $20.00 8 Terranatos dolichopterus Isla Raton Chris Weatherford / 84 2 $150.00 10 Austrolebias nigripinnis KCA 83-8 Rio de Oro Rick Ivik 70 $20.00 11 Simpsonichthys boitonei Darlene Weisman 0 $5.00 Class: 4 Nothobranchius
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 1 Nothobranchius hassoni Bukeya DRCK 08-10 Gary Greenwood 97 1 $26.00 2 Nothobranchius foerschi Dan Nielsen 87 $13.00 3 Nothobranchius foerschi Dan Nielsen 85 $10.00 4 Nothobranchius hassoni Dan Nielsen 78 $20.00 5 Nothobranchius hassoni Dan Nielsen 82 $16.00 6 Nothobranchius guentheri Dan Nielsen 70 $10.00 8 Nothobranchius korthausae RK red Chris Weatherford / 76 $14.00 9 Nothobranchius cardinallis KTZ 85-28 Chris Weatherford / 84 $32.00 10 Nothobranchius ugandensis Ngobo UGN 09-8 Ray VanVeen 86 $10.00 11 Nothobranchius malaissei Sandy Binder 75 $14.00 12 Nothobranchius hassoni Bukeya DRCH 2008- Tom Kean 91 2 $30.00 13 Nothobranchius species boklundi Tom Kean 89 3 $44.00 14 Nothobranchius ugandensis Kiziba UGN 09- Tom Kean 85 $17.00 15 Nothobranchius guentheri Mike Trzonkowski 83 $19.00 16 Nothobranchius guentheri Mike Trzonkowski 86 $16.00 18 Nothobranchius krysanovi MOZ 04-09 Chris Weatherford / 85 $80.00 Class: 5 Fundulopanchax except Paraphyosemion
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 1 Fundulopanchax kribianus Mouanko Bill Gallagher 90 3 $48.00 2 Fundulopanchax fallax CI98 Chris Weatherford / 92 1 $42.00 3 Fundulopanchax avichang GEML 00-16 Chris Weatherford / 87 $26.00 4 Fundulopanchax arnoldi CI 2011 CW Chris Weatherford / 77 $42.00 5 Fundulopanchax fallax Lobe System Gordon Zahn 89 $22.00 6 Fundulopanchax filamentosus Ijebu Ode Alf & Anita Persson 85 $29.00 7 Fundulopanchax scheeli Mike Trzonkowski 89 $16.00 8 Fundulopanchax scheeli Mike Trzonkowski 91 2 $10.00 Class: 6 Fundulopanchax – Paraphyosemion
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 3 Fundulopanchax gardneri gardneri Nsukka Roger Langton 83 $8.00 5 Fundulopanchax gardneri Innideri Roger Langton 84 $25.00 6 Fundulopanchax gardneri nigerianus Makurdi Roger Langton 84 $21.00 7 Fundulopanchax gardneri gardneri Nsukka Gary Pack 89 $18.00 8 Fundulopanchax gardneri nigerianus Gary Pack 97 1 $55.00 9 Fundulopanchax gardneri nigerianus Misaje Gary Pack 93 $18.00 14 Fundulopanchax gardneri nigerianus Bill Harsell 88 $18.00 15 Fundulopanchax spoorenbergi Scott Davis 88 $26.00 16 Fundulopanchax gardneri nigerianus Misaje Eduardo Garcia Lastra 82 $19.00 17 Fundulopanchax gardneri gardneri Udi Eduardo Garcia Lastra 86 $16.00 18 Fundulopanchax mirabilis intermittens Etuku James Gasior 95 2 $34.00 19 Fundulopanchax gardneri nigerianus Innedere Jack Heller 94 3 $29.00
20 Fundulopanchax oeseri K en McKeighan 82 $16.00 21 Fundulopanchax gardneri nigerianus David Hardenbrook 85 $20.00 22 Fundulopanchax gardneri gardneri Lafia David Hardenbrook 90 $19.00 23 Fundulopanchax gardneri nigerianus Misaje Alf & Anita Persson 82 $20.00 25 Fundulopanchax gardneri nigerianus Misaje Charles Harrison 86 $36.00 26 Fundulopanchax mirabilis intermittens Ngoti James Mazzola 88 $26.00 28 Fundulopanchax gardneri nigerianus Harry Faustmann 89 $16.00 Class: 7 Fundulopanchax sjoestedti (Blue Gularis)
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 1 Fundulopanchax sjoestedti Roger Langton 97 1 2 Fundulopanchax sjoestedti David Mikkelson 95 2 $30.00 3 Fundulopanchax sjoestedti Chris Weatherford 89 3 $40.00 Class: 8 Aphyosemion (ogoense, cameronense, striatum)
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 1 Aphyosemion mimbon GEMHS 00/07 Gary Greenwood 92 $105.00 2 Aphyosemion fulgens GWW 86-4 Gary Greenwood 0 $42.00 3 Aphyosemion joergenscheeli Nguambanga Gary Greenwood 0 DNA 4 Aphyosemion gabunense marginatum Bangui Tom Grady 78 $10.00 5 Aphyosemion congicum Tom Grady 75 $10.00 6 Aphyosemion aureum GEB 94-9 Gary Pack 96 1 $42.00 7 Aphyosemion ocellatum GJS 00-5 Sika-Sika Gary Pack 91 $16.00 8 Aphyosemion georgiae GBBS 99-19 Gary Pack 0 $32.00 9 Aphyosemion ogoense GHP 80-24 Gary Pack 94 2 $30.00 10 Aphyosemion bochtleri Mintoum GWW 86/11 David Mikkelson 89 $27.00 11 Aphyosemion ogoense pyrophore Komono Scott Graner 87 $20.00 12 Aphyosemion striatum Lambaréné Bill Harsell 85 $17.00 13 Aphyosemion exigoideum BWW 00-3 Rick Ivik 86 $10.00 14 Aphyosemion primigenium Boung Bai Scott Davis 83 $8.00 15 Aphyosemion raddai Mode James Gasior 93 3 $17.00 16 Aphyosemion ogoense PEG 95-18 James Gasior 92 $20.00 17 Aphyosemion ogoense GHP Blue James Gasior 87 $10.00 18 Aphyosemion wildekampi Eric Beyer 85 $19.00 19 Aphyosemion striatum Lambaréné Ruth Warner 91 $16.00 20 Aphyosemion georgiae GWW 86-2 Tom Kean 86 $30.00 21 Aphyosemion cyanostictum Sam Tom Kean 92 $20.00 22 Aphyosemion punctatum Buong Bai Richard Pierce 85 $10.00 23 Aphyosemion ogoense 80/24 Bill Logue 87 $18.00 24 Aphyosemion coeleste Malinga GJS 00-14 Gordon Zahn 84 $40.00 25 Aphyosemion joergenscheeli Ngouambanga Gordon Zahn 86 $240.00 26 Aphyosemion caudofasciatum RPC 91-11 Gordon Zahn 87 $15.00 27 Aphyosemion cyanostictum Makokou Gordon Zahn 86 $17.00 28 Aphyosemion exigoideum BWW 00-3 Chris Weatherford 92 $10.00 Class: 9 Aphyosemion (calliurum)
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 1 Aphyosemion celiae celiae Mambanda Roger Langton 85 $17.00 2 Aphyosemion australe Port gentil BSWG 97- Gary Greenwood 82 $28.00 3 Aphyosemion campomaanense ABK 99-19 Gary Pack 91 1 $38.00 4 Aphyosemion australe Chocolate Matt Kaufmann 76 $17.00 5 Aphyosemion celiae celiae Mambanda Darrell Clendinnen 75 $23.00 6 Aphyosemion australe Orange Chris Weatherford 87 3 $16.00 7 Aphyosemion australe Schwartzflosse Chris Weatherford 88 2 $17.00 8 Aphyosemion celiae celiae Chris Weatherford 75 $10.00 9 Aphyosemion australe Chocolate James Randall 81 $15.00
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10 Aphyosemion australe Gold Ruth Warner 75 $21.00 11 Aphyosemion australe Orange Ken McKeighan 77 $10.00 Class: 10 Aphyosemion (Chromaphyosemion)
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 2 Aphyosemion bivittatum Fungé Eric Beyer 73 $12.00 3 Aphyosemion bivittatum Mykandon Eric Beyer 77 $14.00 4 Aphyosemion splendopleure Tiko Ruth Warner 70 $13.00 5 Aphyosemion bitaeniatum Ijebu-Odé Ruth Warner 70 $21.00 6 Aphyosemion bitaeniatum Ijebu-Odé Sandy Binder 81 3 $21.00 7 Aphyosemion lugens Afan Essokie HAH 98- Ken McKeighan 84 1 $28.00 8 Aphyosemion bivittatum Funge David Hardenbrook 72 $10.00 9 Aphyosemion riggenbachi Dibeng David Hardenbrook 77 $17.00 10 Chromaphyosemion ecucuense GEMLBJ 03- Gary Pack 82 2 $26.00 11 Aphyosemion poliaki Dark CI-01 Richard Pierce 74 $10.00 12 Aphyosemion bitaeniatum Ijebu Ode Charles Harrison 76 $10.00 Class: 11 Callopanchax, Archiaphyosemion, Scriptaphyosemion
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 1 Scriptaphyosemion geryi Maferyia CI-05 Gary Greenwood 87 $36.00 2 Scriptaphyosemion schmitti Juarzon Gary Pack 89 $38.00 3 Scriptaphyosemion bertholdi Lenge Curoh David Mikkelson 94 2 $30.00 4 Archiaphyosemion guineense Kissidougou Bill Gallagher 90 $16.00 5 Scriptaphyosemion cauveti Kindia Guinea Scott Graner 86 $40.00 6 Archiaphyosemion guineense Kissidougou Chris Weatherford 90 $13.00 7 Archiaphyosemion guineense Kissidougou James Gasior 95 1 $14.00 8 Archiaphyosemion petersi Banco Park Kent Carpenter 90 $20.00 9 Scriptaphyosemion bertholdi Lenge Curoh Gordon Zahn 90 $29.00 10 Callopanchax monroviae David Mikkelson 91 3 $30.00 Class: 12 Aphyosemion (All Other Varieties)
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 1 Aphyosemion cognatum Gary Greenwood 0 $25.00 2 Aphyosemion elberti Ndop Gary Greenwood 82 $34.00 4 Aphyosemion elberti Bafole Gary Pack 83 $10.00 5 Aphyosemion plagitaenium Epoma RPC 91- Gary Pack 75 $13.00 6 Aphyosemion decorsei Kapou RPC 91-1 Gary Pack 89 2 $25.00 7 Aphyosemion rectogoense PEG 95-16 Gary Pack 77 $15.00 8 Aphyosemion elberti Matapit Bill Harsell 0 DOA 9 Aphyosemion elberti N’tui Chris Weatherford 88 3 10 Aphyosemion elberti Diang Eduardo Garcia Lastra 75 $10.00 11 Aphyosemion species Lobaye James Gasior 81 $10.00 12 Aphyosemion species Oyo Jack Heller 79 $24.00 13 Aphyosemion species Lobaye David Hardenbrook 90 1 $15.00 14 Aphyosemion elberti Kekemense Gordon Zahn 85 $75.00 15 Aphyosemion species Lobaye Gordon Zahn 75 $10.00 16 Aphyosemion species aff. Wildekampi Heinz Ott 75 $21.00 17 Aphyosemion dargei Mbam Charles Harrison 75 $90.00 18 Aphyosemion elberti Foumban James Mazzola 75 $10.00 19 Aphyosemion elberti Foumban James Mazzola 79 $14.00 Class: 13 Epiplatys
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 1 Epiplatys lamottei Roger Langton 86 $21.00 2 Epiplatys olbrechtsi olbrechtsi Crestos River Gary Greenwood 97 1 $28.00 3 Epiplatys roloffi Salayea SL89 David Mikkelson 93 2 $30.00 4 Epiplatys infrafasciatus infrafasciatus Miles 4 David Mikkelson 88 $21.00
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5 Epiplatys hildegardae Samoye David Mikkelson 91 $18.00 6 Epiplatys togolensis Palimé David Mikkelson 92 3 $34.00 7 Epiplatys huberi Douengui GJS 00-22 Darrell Clendinnen 86 $20.00 8 Epiplatys infrafasciatus rathkei Ebome JVC Ray VanVeen 82 $30.00 9 Epiplatys zenkeri Bidou Sandy Binder 87 $50.00 10 Epiplatys infrafasciatus infrafasciatus Mile 4 Sandy Binder 90 $10.00 11 Epiplatys annulatus CI-06 Peter Marceau 85 $26.00 12 Epiplatys species ‘Sindara’ GBH 01/24 Heinz Ott 87 $95.00 13 Epiplatys lamottei Koule GRC 90/178 Charles Harrison 82 $25.00 14 Epiplatys singa Kinsuka James Mazzola 78 $22.00 15 Epiplatys dageti dageti David Mikkelson 90 $18.00
Class: 14 All Other Varieties - Old World
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 1 Pachypanchax sakaramyi Joffreville LM-94 Roger Langton 70 2 Pachypanchax omalonotus Mainland Roger Langton 70 3 Aphanius danfordii Soysalli, Turkey Gary Greenwood 85 $17.00 4 Plataplochilus miltotaenia Richard Pierce 75 $36.00 5 Rhexipanchax nimbaensis N’Zerekore Richard Pierce 70 $5.00 6 Pachypanchax arnoulti Richard Pierce 83 $16.00 7 Pachypanchax omalonotus Richard Pierce 82 $10.00 8 Fenerbahce formosus Richard Pierce 83 $20.00 9 Aplocheilus lineatus Meiemlake 20km NA David Mikkelson 84 $42.00 10 Pachypanchax sakaramyi Darrell Clendinnen 81 $10.00 11 Pachypanchax arnoulti Betsiboko Drainage Scott Davis 84 $28.00 12 Aphanius anatoliae transgrediens TUBC Manuel Zapater Galve 75 $31.00 13 Aphanius anatoliae transgrediens TUBC Manuel Zapater Galve 80 $42.00 14 Pachypanchax sakaramyi Joinville LM 94 Ray VanVeen 84 $18.00 15 Aplocheilus werneri Ray VanVeen 83 $46.00 16 Aphanius mento Orantes River, Turkey Al Morales 84 $20.00 17 Pachypanchax species patriciae Ken McKeighan 87 2 $16.00 18 Pachypanchax species patriciae Ken McKeighan 86 3 $22.00 20 Pachypanchax species patriciae Ken McKeighan 71 $5.00 21 Aplocheilus lineatus Red Tony Pinto 84 $44.00 22 Lacustricola pumilus Burundi CI 2008 Gordon Zahn 85 $10.00 23 Aphanius dispar dispar Abu Dhabi Qorniche Alf & Anita Persson 75 $26.00 24 Aphanius dispar dispar Abu Dhabi Qorniche Alf & Anita Persson 75 $25.00 25 Micropanchax kassenjiensis Paraa North UGR Alf & Anita Persson 82 $38.00 26 Micropanchax hutereaui Alf & Anita Persson 82 $22.00 27 Pachypanchax sakaramyi Joffreville LM94 Lee Harper 81 $12.00 28 Pachypanchax sakaramyi Joffreville LM-94 Fritz Bazeley / Mary Jo 88 1 $16.00 29 Aplocheilus lineatus Fritz Bazeley / Mary Jo 75 $13.00 Class: 15 Matched Breeding Pairs
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 1 Rivulus xiphidius Chris Weatherford 96 1 2 Fundulopanchax gardneri Lafia Chris Weatherford 89 $23.00 3 Fundulopanchax avichang GEML 00-16 Chris Weatherford / 95 2 $40.00 4 Aphyosemion cyanostictum Makokou Chris Weatherford / 0 DOA 5 Cubanichthys cubensis Chanel del Rocce, Al Morales 78 $150.00 6 Cyprinodon bifasciatus Cuatro Cienegas Al Morales 82 $75.00 7 Micropanchax normani Richard Pierce 89 $13.00 8 Micropanchax normani Richard Pierce 89 $11.00 9 Pachypanchax sakaramyi Joffreville LM($ Lee Harper 90 3 $10.00 10 Aphyosemion bitaeniatum Ijebu-Odé David Mikkelson 77 $20.00
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Class: 16 Photography: Digital Submissions Non-auction
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 1 Pantanodon stuhlmanni Koreni KEN 10-10 Denis Feret 70 2 Aphyosemion bivittatum Fungé Denis Feret 70 3 Aphyosemion bivittatum Fungé Denis Feret 70 4 Epiplatys olbrechtsi olbrechtsi Centos River Denis Feret 70 5 Pantanodon stuhlmanni Koreni KEN 10-10 Denis Feret 70 6 Austrolebias alexandri Gualeguaychu Frans Vermeulen 99 2 7 Austrolebias alexandri Gualeguaychu 72 Frans Vermeulen 70 8 Gnatholebias hoignei Papelon Frans Vermeulen 70 9 Gnatholebias hoignei Papelon 72 Frans Vermeulen 70 10 Gnatholebias zonatus El Baul Frans Vermeulen 70 11 Gnatholebias zonatus El Baul 72 Frans Vermeulen 70 12 Gnatholebias hoignei Papelon Frans Vermeulen 70 13 Gnatholebias hoignei Papelon Frans Vermeulen 70 14 Rivulus tecminae Frans Vermeulen 70 15 Rivulus tecminae 72 Frans Vermeulen 70 16 Fundulopanchax sjoestedti Niger Delta Hristo Hristov 70 17 Nothobranchius fuscotaeniatus Kitonga North Hristo Hristov 70 18 Nothobranchius guentheri Zanzibar Hristo Hristov 70 19 Simpsonichthys santanae Hristo Hristov 100 1 20 Terranatos dolichopterus Hristo Hristov 70 21 Aphyosemion cyanostictum PEG 98-11 James Gasior 70 22 Aphyosemion elberti Mbet BLLMC 05-8 James Gasior 70 23 Epiplatys roloffi SL89 James Gasior 70 24 Nothobranchius boklundi Luangwa Valley James Gasior 70 25 Pterolebias longipinnis James Gasior 70 26 Aphyosemion ogoense GIKH FRANCEVILLE Jose Vidarte Garcia Laso 70 27 Aphyosemion ogoense pyrophore RPC 82 Jose Vidarte Garcia Laso 70 28 Fundulopanchax gardneri gardneri lafia gold Jose Vidarte Garcia Laso 70 29 Fundulopanchax sjoestedti USA Blue Jose Vidarte Garcia Laso 70 30 Fundulopanchax spoorenbergi Hembra Jose Vidarte Garcia Laso 70 31 Scriptaphyosemion geryi Abuko JP Vandersmissen 70 32 Rivulus peruanus P Vandersmissen 70 33 Aphyosemion raddai JPV JP Vandersmissen 70 34 Rivulus siegfriedi TT JP Vandersmissen 70 35 Aphyosemion ogoense Boumango Richard Pierce 98 3 36 Austrolebias nigripinnis Richard Pierce 70 Class: 17 Photography: Prints & Slides Non-Auction
Entry Genus and Species Entrant Point Auc$ 1 Campellolebias brucei Richard Pierce 4 2 Austrolebias nigripinnis Richard Pierce 3 3 Aphyosemion amoenum Sakboyne Richard Pierce 1 4 Rivulus species PAN 2009-23 Richard Pierce 2
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AVAILABLE: RBT24 reverse osmosis unit (24 gallons/day TFCmembrane + carbon block prefilter).AKA special price w/ water conservation valve,extra carbon prefilter + prefilter wrench............ $85RBT50 (as above but with 50 gallon/day TFCmembrane) ...................................................... $924 pack carbon prefilters for above (can be includedw/ RO purchase for no extra shipping .............. $27
TDS10 electronic hardness meter w/ auto shut-off($5 if shipped separately)................................. $24
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AVAILABLE: FISHA. spendopleure Tiko Green........... $10.00 N. palmqvisti Pangani TZ 94-7 ................ $10.00N. albimarginatus .................................... $10.00N. guentheri Blue ................................... $10.00N. guentheri Red ..................................... $10.00Endler’s Livebearer .................................. $6.00Tiger Endler’s ........................................... $6.00
Please list substitute fish. I do not sell eggs. Fish shipped weather permitting only and USA only. Shipping $9.00 for the first pair,and $1.00 for every pair thereafter.
#703 Peat Pellets @.20 eachEd’s book,”Success With Killifish” $12.00 post paid
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SEEKING KILLIES I am looking for a number singles to match up with my lonely hearts.A. elberti Matapit (need female)A. elberti Sambolobo (need male)Riv. christinae (need female)Riv. tenuis Tako Talpa (need male)Arch. guineenseA. coeleste Moanana (need females)A. tirkai (need female)E. dageti Monrovia (need female)Riv. uroflammeus siegfredi (need female)Also http://killienutz.com has had a complete makeover. Stop by and check it out.
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Lavamisole HCl Powder - 5 grams treats 100 gallons ........ $10.00OTO double strength Chlorine/Chloramine test kits ...... 4 ounce - $12.50
Methylene Blue 3% solution (4 ounces) ............................. $12.75Acriflavine Concentrate (2%) solution (4 ounces) .............. $12.70Bromothymol blue pH testing solution (4 oz solution) Kit ... $10.00
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