2013
DOI: 10.18195/issn.0312-3162.28(1).2013.007-012
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The convict cichlid Amatitlania nigrofasciata (Cichlidae): first record of this non-native species in Western Australian waterbodies

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“…Standard length is under 100 mm (Schmiter-Soto, 2007), with females reaching sexual maturity at less than 35 mm (Ishikawa & Tachihara, 2010). The aquarium trade exports convict cichlids to many parts of the world, especially the species A. nigrofasciata (Duffy, Snow, & Bird, 2013;Esmaeili et al, Esmaelli et al, 2013;Herrera-R, Murcia-Castillo, & Prada-Pedreros, 2016;Ishikawa & Tachihara, 2010).…”
Section: The Natural Distribution Of the Genus Covers Most Of Centralmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Standard length is under 100 mm (Schmiter-Soto, 2007), with females reaching sexual maturity at less than 35 mm (Ishikawa & Tachihara, 2010). The aquarium trade exports convict cichlids to many parts of the world, especially the species A. nigrofasciata (Duffy, Snow, & Bird, 2013;Esmaeili et al, Esmaelli et al, 2013;Herrera-R, Murcia-Castillo, & Prada-Pedreros, 2016;Ishikawa & Tachihara, 2010).…”
Section: The Natural Distribution Of the Genus Covers Most Of Centralmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Amatitlania nigrofasciata has been considered a species with a high risk of invasion (Magalhaes and Jacobi 2013;Mendoza et al 2015) and a quick colonizer in freshwater ecosystems (Ishikawa and Katsunori 2010;Esmaeili et al 2015). It is a tolerant and prolific species (Ishikawa and Katsunori 2010;TrujilloJiménez et al 2010), that once established might be difficult to eradicate (e.g., Hill and Cichra 2005;Hovey and Swift 2012).…”
Section: Herrera-r Et Al | First Record Of Amatitlania Nigrofasciatamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result, it has been introduced into several countries including: The United States (Matlock 2014), Australia (Duffy et al 2013), Mexico (Perez and Ramírez 2015), Iran (Esmaeili et al 2015), Puerto Rico (Neal et al 2009), Philippines (Kottelat 2013), Japan (Ishikawa and Tachihara 2010), Italy (Piazzini et al 2010), Israel (Roll et al 2007), Indonesia (Sentosa and Wijaya 2013), Réunion (Keith et al 2006), Slovakia (Liptak et al 2016), Germany (Jourdan et al 2014) and Peru (Cossios 2010).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Su distribución en la vertiente del Pacífico comprende desde el río Sucio en El Salvador hasta el río Suchiate en Guatemala y en la vertiente atlántica desde el río Patuca, Honduras hasta el río Jutiapa, Guatemala (Schmitter-Soto et al, 2007). Es ampliamente utilizado en el comercio de peces ornamentales y es precisamente a partir de liberaciones accidentales durante esta actividad, que ha sido introducido en diversas regiones del mundo: EUA (Courtenay et al, 1984), Israel (Welcomme, 1988), Hawái (Eldredge, 1994), México (Contreras-MacBeath et al, 2014), Reunión (Keith et al, 2006), Perú (Cossios, 2010, Japón (Ishikawa y Tachihara, 2010), Irán (Reza-Esmaeili et al, 2013), Australia (Duffy et al, 2013), Italia (Bianco, 2014), China (Xiong et al, 2015), Hungría (Takács et al, 2017), Colombia (Herrera-R. et al, 2017) y Brasil (Gurgel-Lourenço et al, 2019). Su amplia tolerancia ambiental y la capacidad de colonizar hábitats perturbados, el oportunismo trófico, el cuidado biparental, su agresividad durante la competencia territorial, rápida tasa de crecimiento, maduración temprana y periodos de desove largos con múltiples puestas, muy probablemente contribuyen al éxito del establecimiento de este cíclido en islas y otras regiones (CABI, 2019;Gagliardi-Seeley, 2012;Ishikawa y Tachihara, 2010;McKaye, 1977;Wisenden, 1994;Yamamoto y Tagawa, 2000).…”
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