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I am so sorry Man did i really ask that? please forgive!!! What i meant is, how detailed is each profile? how many sp. does it cover?
Off the top of my head we could trade, at the moment, bitaeniata, paucisquamis, some catfish ( ) cichlasoma, hippolytae, gibbiceps, unidentified apistos, and other odds and ends. I could do some collecting if need be, i know some spots and could get Ap. wagenfleck, and some others if possible. Aequidens, Corydoras pygmeus, pencilfish, satanoperca, and more ports could easily be collected but i know you wouldnt really care for those
Just on a whim, I checked my copy of CA2. It discusses 54 different apistos and 8 other dwarfs. Many are very rarely or never seen commercially (I won't say how many I think are mis-IDs or new names for previously known species). One should expect this from any 2nd volume, however; the most popular and easily available species are typically found in the 1st volume. Personally, I feel that CA1 is a much better value for anyone getting started with dwarfs.