Fishes of Sahul

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Fishes of Sahul Subject Index

to Volume 31 Number 4

Compiled by Rodney P Wubben

March 2018

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Acanthopagrus australis		351, 1201, 1611
African characin		36
African lungfish		11
Afurcagobius tamarensis		1230, 1611
Allomogurnda	flavimarginata	982
Allomogurnda	insularis	985
Allomogurnda	landfordi	986
Allomogurnda	montana	988
Allomogurnda	nesolepis	990
Allomogurnda	papua	993
Allomogurnda	sampricei	996
Allomogurnda	sp.	978-997
Amarinus lacustris		1639
Amarinus paralacustris		1611
Ambassidae	systematics	90, 657
Ambassids		149, 166, 172, 179, 180
Ambassids		235, 315, 414, 422
Ambassis	macleayi	90
Ambassis	nigripinnis	29
Ambassis sp	A.agassizi	350, 661, 818
Ambassis sp	A.agrammus	90, 93, 295, 303, 363, 382, 396, 423, 859
Ambassis sp	A.agrammus/mulleri	304, 305
Ambassis sp	A.castelnaui	91
Ambassis sp	A.cauclavittata	664
Ambassis sp	A.elongatus	90, 263
Ambassis sp	A.lala	91, 93
Ambassis sp	A.leptaspis	421
Ambassis sp	A.macleayi	90, 94, 167, 212, 214, 263, 286, 303
Ambassis sp	A.macleayi	346, 365, 395, 396, 661
Ambassis sp	A.marianus	76, 134, 315, 351, 1201, 1611
Ambassis sp	A.marinarum	382
Ambassis sp	A.mulleri	395, 396
Ambassis sp	A.nana	91
Ambassis sp	A.nigripinnis	29, 30, 77, 131, 315
Ambassis sp	A.rango	91, 93
Ambassis sp	A.sp.	1, 346, 661
Ambassis sp	A.vachelli	423
Ambassis sp		40, 87, 90, 134, 227, 317, 381, 661, 1298
Amniataba	caudarittata	664
Amniataba percoides	percoides	89, 166, 212, 233, 242, 263, 286, 303, 335, 346, 365, 367, 395, 396, 664, 1241, 1568
Amphilobus labiatus	Red Devil	1376, 1380
Angel		387
ANGFA	ANZ fish safari	1544-1555
ANGFA	Combined Field Trip	1364-1374
ANGFA	ethics	332
ANGFA	habitat survey	70, 73, 129, 133, 285, 360, 443, 519, 527, 551, 575, 595, 606, 621, 641, 643, 699, 806, 815, 902, 1002, 1008, 1016, 1026, 1042, 1044, 1048, 1050, 1068
ANGFA	visits	22, 28
ANGFA - Qld	2008 Western Rivers	1406-1413
ANGFA - Vic	2008 Shepparton	1418-1422
Angfa rainbow		374-379, 709, 718
Anguilla sp.	A.australis	258, 350, 1702
Anguilla sp.	A.interioris	202
Anguilla sp.	A.obscura	202-204, 263
Anguilla sp.	A.reinhardtii	202-204, 258, 396, 805, 816, 1279, 1611
Anguilla sp.		76, 132, 227, 358, 362
Antennarius biocellatus		365
Apogon hyalosoma		332, 382
Aponogeton	bullosus	539, 1322
Aquarium	collapsible	152
Aquatic Plants	aponogeton bullosus	539, 540
Aquatic Plants	aponogeton sp.	605
Aquatic Plants	crypt. Ciliata	584, 585, 588
Aquatic Plants	crypt. Versteegi	584, 585, 588
Aquatic Plants	cryptocoryne	583
Aquatic Plants	drysophila stellata	572, 596
Aquatic Plants	ericaulon Setaceum	479, 480
Aquatic Plants	hydrostemma motleyi	585
Aquatic Plants	limnophila chinesis	604
Aquatic Plants	Lotus	796, 797
Aquatic Plants	microsorium brassie	585
Aquatic Plants	nelambo nucifer	796
Aquatic Plants	nymphaeaceae	720
Aquatic Plants	nymphoides sp.	872-874
Aquatic Plants	ondina purpurea	709, 720, 721, 725
Aquatic Plants	pogosteman stellatus	571, 572, 596
Aquatic Plants	pondweeds	845-847
Aquatic Plants	potamogeton	845-847
Aquatic Plants	sacred lotus	796
Arafura Swamp		693
Archerfish		227, 242, 286-288, 330, 335, 414, 423
Archocentrus nigrofasciatus	Convict Cichlid	1379
Arenigobius bifrenatus	Bridled Goby	1601, 1611
Arguni Bay Rainbow		1429, 1430-1439
Argyrosomus hololepidotus		348
Ariid catfish		367
Arius sp.	A.graeffei	263, 351, 700
Arius sp.	A.leptaspis	420, 421
Arius sp.		131, 134, 166, 168, 364, 365, 1324
Arnhem Land		806
Arnhem Land	M.inornata	1293
Arnhem Land	South East Arnhem Land	1294-1307
Arnoldichthys spilopterus		36
Arramphus sclerolopis		88, 351
Arrinyaki Creek		1044
Aru Island	2013 Expeditions	1894-1903
Atherinaforms		153
Atherinidae		26, 229, 2205-2211
Atherinids		153
Atherinoid		281
Atherinosoma elongata		1230
Atherinosoma microstoma		41, 1230
Australatya striolata		1367
Australian bass		276, 349, 350, 352
Australian lungfish		197-200
Australian rainbowfish		149-150, 194, 201, 314, 333
Australian scats		30
Australian smelt		235-236
Australia's Outback		1226-1243
Austrothelphusa sp.	Kai Cr Freshwater Crab	1816
Awaous crassilabrus		346, 419
Awaous melanocephalus		419
Balcanoona purple spot		414
Banded Grunter		166, 211, 233, 242, 335-337, 664
Banded rainbowfish		227, 302, 395, 1569, 1571
Barbus nigrofasciatus		187
Barcoo	Grunter	665
Barcoo	River	1154-9
Barramundi		140, 166, 168, 180, 227, 234, 302
Barramundi		304, 336, 419, 423, 428
Barred Galaxias		781
Barred Rainbow		55-57, 777
Bartailed Grunter		664
Bass		76, 276, 348, 351, 851
Batanta	Batanta v Waigeo	1334-1336
Bathurst cod		348
Bedjal	M.trifasciata, Blyth R	1266
Bedjal	Red Rainbow Arnhem	1266-1268
Bedotia		36, 1126-1134
Biak	Cling Gobies from Biak	1284-1287
Bidyanus bidyanus		350, 665
Bidyanus sp.		166, 168
Bidyanus welchi		1238
Big-headed gudgeon		350
Black bream		233
Blackfish		22, 1499-1500, 1568, 1837
Blackmast		25, 26, 27, 28, 325, 1843, 2002-2008
Blind gudgeon		145-148, 784
Blue discus		387
Blue Eyes	Dance of the Butterflies	1596-1600
Blue Eyes	eggs	205
Blue Eyes	gertrudae morphs	589
Blue Eyes	Honey	37, 72, 148
Blue Eyes	redfinned	277, 282, 412, 430, 432
Blue Eyes	Singnificant signifers	1382-1389
Blue Eyes	species	12, 24, 28, 30, 35-41, 72, 76, 82, 86, 88, 89, 105-108, 121-125, 134, 135, 148, 149, 172, 179-180, 205-211, 214, 215, 268-284, 294, 295, 315, 323-324, 350, 365, 395, 405-411, 960, 1597
Blue eyes		37, 105, 109, 121, 205, 249, 277, 405, 409
Blue eyes		412, 1381
Blue eyes	diversity in Australia	1989-1996
Blue Eyes	trouble shooting	323
Bluefish		259
Blue-spotted goby		351, 1723
Bobby		367
Boeseman's rainbowfish		387
Bonsai cod		644
Bony bream		87, 131, 242, 335, 350, 384, 427
Bostockia porosa		758, 759, 763
Bovichtys angustatus		1120
Brachirus selheimi		346
Brachygalaxias	B.bullocki	5
Brachygalaxias		5, 8
Brackish Fishes	Narrabeen Lake	1608-1617
Bream		172, 382
Brisbane River cod		352
Brown discus		387
Brown trout		308
Budj Bim Fishes		1630-1640
Bug-eyed goby		254, 331, 349, 351
Bullrout		76, 77, 351
Bulolo Rainbow		13, 15-17
Butis butis		351, 414, 666, 668
Butlers grunter		665
C.rhombosomoides		313
Caddisfly larvae		1639
Cairns rainbowfish		215-216, 358
Cairnsichthys		313
Cairnsichthys rhombosomoides		215-216, 358, 362, 1839-1844, 2017
Cape York		225, 259, 341, 360
Carassius auratus		333, 350
Carcharhinus leucas		76, 351
Cardina sp.	Chameleon Shrimp	1753-1756
Cardinal tetra		387
Carettochelys insculpta	Pig-nose turtle	1575
Carp		31, 95, 349, 350, 423, 1164-6
Carp gudgeon		24, 139-140, 350, 648
Catfish		76, 77, 229, 315, 1593-1595
Catfish	Cooper Creek	460
Catfish	Dalhousie	820
Catfish	Porochilus obbesi	1709
Catfish	Neosilurus hyrtlii	1707, 2066, 2081-2093
Cave eel		146
Celebes goby		331
Celebes rainbow		12, 35
Central American live-bearer		23
Centratherina		14
Centratherina crassispinosus		14
Centropogon australis		1611
Ceratodus	Neoceratodus forsteri	197-200, 255-257
Chameleon Shrimp	Cardina sp.	1753-1756
Chanda perch		40
Channa striata		1361
Checkerboard cichlid		386
Cheimarrichthys	fosteri	1554
Chelonodon sp.		382
Chequered Rainbow		167, 193-195, 808, 1141-2, 1570
Cherax albidus	Otways	1836
Cherax cartacooloolah		1706
Cherax destructor		1492, 1704
Cherax leckii n.sp.		1191-1196
Cherax N.sp		756
Cherax rhynchotus	Tutalai Creek	1814
Cherax robustus		1893, 1911, 1912
Chilatherina	alleni	577, 1762, 1864, 1983
Chilatherina	axelrodi	537, 790, 791-794
Chilatherina	bleheri	387, 445, 569
Chilatherina	bulolo	13, 15-17
Chilatherina	campsi	43, 103, 116, 117, 118, 537
Chilatherina	crassispinosa	14, 15, 16
Chilatherina	lorentzi	1801, 2153, 2159, 2161
Chilatherina	sp. Gidomen	1629
Chilatherina	species	14, 116, 119, 155
Chilatherina fasciata	Clearwater Creek	57, 537, 776
Chilatherina fasciata	general	55, 2149
Chilatherina fasciata	Lake Wanam	637, 757, 776, 778, 1536-1537
Chilatherina fasciata	species	55-57, 114, 366
Chlamydogobius	Ermeis	17-20, 128, 611, 733, 740, 741, 848, 849, 1241
Chlamydogobius	Gloveri	749, 821
Chlamydogobius	Jalpara/Japalpa	746, 1239
Chlamydogobius	micropterus	747, 1921-1933
Chlamydogobius	ranunculus	748
Chlamydogobius	squamigenus	746
Cichlids		69, 140, 1375-1380
Climbing Perch		1995
Cling Goby	from Biak	1284-1287
Coal grunter		88, 212, 227, 233, 286, 290, 664, 1701, 1973-1978
Cod	bonsai	644
Cod	general	1050, 1054, 1055
Cod	Murray	434
Cod	Mary River	1567
Common jollytail	Galaxias maculatus	41, 1518-1520
Congoli		22, 1120-1124
Conservation	G.pusilla	1694-1700
Convict Cichlid	Archocentrus nigrofasciat	1379
Cooktown	The Cooktown connection	1710-1718, 1735-1740
Cooloola	The fishes of Cooloola	1277-1283
Cooper Creek	Catfish	460, 464
Coral rainbowfish		387
Corydoras		386
Cowan Creek	NSW	1199
Coward Springs	Coward Springs Country	1272-1276
Cox's grunter		780
Cox's gudgeon		350
Crabs	freshwater	875, 876, 1816
Crabs freshwater	Moulting and Mating	1556-1560
Crater Lake	Climbing Galaxias	1197
Crater Lake	Cradle Mountain	1197
Crater Lake	Tasmania	1197
Craterocephalus	C.cuneiceps	384
Craterocephalus	C.dalhousiensis	821, 1242
Craterocephalus	C.eyresii	41, 1029, 1245, 1252
Craterocephalus	C.fluviatilis	98, 102, 1351, 1390-1399
Craterocephalus	C.gloveri	821, 1242
Craterocephalus	C.lacustris	232
Craterocephalus	C.marjoriae	61-64, 98, 350, 2205-2211
Craterocephalus	C.nouhuysi	2075
Craterocephalus	C.randi	263
Craterocephalus	C.stercusmuscarum	62, 88, 89, 97-102, 131, 167, 211, 214, 242, 286, 290, 303, 305, 346, 350, 363-365, 395, 396, 814, 1547
Craterocephalus	C.stramineus	27, 1303, 1843, 2002-2008
Craterocephalus	Goyder River	1300
Craterocephalus	species	40, 62, 98, 167, 232, 281, 317, 1079
Craterocephalus	tanii	167
Crayfish	Cherax cartacooloolah	1706
Crayfish	Euastacus maccai, NSW	1471-1476
Crayfish	Euastacus pilosus	1308-1316
Crayfish	general	1191-1196, 1293
Crayfish	Mt Lewis Spiny Crayfish	1325
Crayfish	New England	1167-1172
Crayfish	freshwater,Otway Ranges	1833-1838
Crayfish	research	1143-1148
Crayfish	spiny	920, 921-924, 998-1000, 1639
Crayfish	spiny, alpine	1659-1660
Crayfish	Tutalai Creek	1814
Crazy fish		668
Creek	Alligator C., M.australis	1307
Creek	Andoon Creek	1993
Creek	Baffle Creek, Qld	1546
Creek	Beening Creek	1462-1465
Creek	Birthday Creek	1965
Creek	Brodie Creek	2053
Creek	Brunette Creek NT	2086
Creek	Colosseum Creek	1548
Creek	Deep Creek	1374, 1483
Creek	Deepwater C, Qld	1545
Creek	Deky Creek NG	1759
Creek	Fletcher Creek	1968
Creek	Forest Creek	2064
Creek	Gap Cr, M. trifasciata	1269-1271
Creek	Gin Gin Creek	1549
Creek	Harvey Creek	1840
Creek	Hutchinson Creek	2065
Creek	Hunter Creek	1978, 2092
Creek	Joyce Creek	2018-2019
Creek	Kai Creek	1813
Creek	King Leopold RangesWA	2091
Creek	M.duboulayi, Kangaroo C	1280-1281
Creek	Marmos Creek	1447
Creek	Middle Creek	1487
Creek	Molo Creek	2047, 2052
Creek	Mullet Creek & Waterfall	1489
Creek	Myall Creek	1445-1447, 2063
Creek	Myka Creek	1451
Creek	Nareen Creek	1491
Creek	Obi Obi Creek	1904, 1905
Creek	Pappan	1457
Creek	Prior C, Mogurnda ad.	1323
Creek	Punkally C	1340
Creek	Running Creek	1450, 1991
Creek	Sawyat Creek NG	1793
Creek	Scotchmans Creek	1938
Creek	Searys Creek	1278-1279, 2034
Creek	Sembra Creek NG	1791
Creek	South Creek	1488
Creek	Thiaki Creek	2042, 2051, 2053, 2054
Creek	Waiwhiu Creek	1553
Creek	Wallaby, M.splendida sp.	1270, 1738
Creek	Wallace Road	2050, 2051
Creek	Williams Creek	2043, 2046, 2049, 2050, 2052
Creek	Wooloogin Creek	1842
Creek	Worth Creek	2016
Creek	Cowan Creek, NSW	1199
Creeks & Rivers	surveys	466, 1073
Crenicara maculata		386
Cresent perch		171-172, 382, 665
Crimson spotted rainbowfish		350
Crustacean	Syncarids	1818-1824
Cryptocoryne		583, 588
Cynolebias whitei		187
Cyprinus carpio		31, 350
Dalhousie Catfish		820, 825
Darling River rainbow		94
Darwin blue-eye		412
Datnoides		30
Delicate blue eye		109-113, 167, 179-180
Denariusa bandata		167, 214, 263, 361, 363-4, 395-6, 402, 661, 1297
Desert goby		17-20, 128, 282, 612, 733, 740, 741
Desert goby		848, 849, 1276
Dewfish		350
Dicrossus maculatus		386
Dipnoans		197
Dirrin Creek Rainbow		217
Disease	Managing Mycrobacterios	1423-1427
DNA	Aquarists service science	1742-1748
Dolomedes sp.	water spider	1374
Dragonflies		884, 1576-1580, 1639
Drombus		414
Drysdale hardyhead		98
Dusky flathead		351
Dwarf cichlids		386
Dwarf flathead gudgeon		76, 504, 1339, 1722
Dwarf flathead gudgeon	A Community Hero	1866-1868
Dwarf galaxias	species	5-8, 398-400, 1080-1083-5, 1160-3
Dwarf galaxias	Eastern	1073
Dwarf gudgeon		167
Dwarf maccullochi		401-404
Dwarf rainbowfish		403, 1726-1734
E.vittata		761
E.vittata		247
East Coast Rainbowfish	sympatry	507
Eastern little galaxias		5
Eastern pygmy galaxias		6
Eastern Rainbowfish	Clohesy River	1319
Edelia	obscura	247, 321-323, 638, 641, 642
Edelia	vittata	761, 1245, 1251
Edgbaston Springs		1805-1812
Eel tail catfish		132, 134, 166, 168, 232, 354, 358
Eel Tailed Catfish	Migrating	1513-1517
Eels		76, 132, 202-4, 227, 258, 315, 358, 1702
Electric blue goby		135
Eleotridae		229
Empire gudgeon		24, 76, 87, 89, 132-5, 139-140, 162-4, 177, 214, 254, 263, 295, 302, 343, 358, 382, 384, 645, 1278, 1365, 1565, 2033-2037
Empire gudgeon	GloriousEmpireGudgeons	1562
Empire gudgeon	One more breed attempt	2009-2014, 2021-2024
Emydura sp.	turtle	1236, 1574
Eriocaulon Setaceum		479
Euastacus australasiensis		1485, 1493
Euastacus bispinosus		1639, 1640
Euastacus crassus		1659, 1660
Euastacus dangadi		1367
Euastacus fleckeri	Mt Lewis Spiny Crayfish	1325
Euastacus maccai	NSW	1471-1476
Euastacus pilosus		1308-1316
Euastacus spinifer		1485, 1497
Euastacus suttoni		1167-1172
Euastacus yarraensis	Barwon River, Otways	1837
Ewens Pygmy Perch		321-3, 952, 953, 954, 955-957, 958-9, 1010
Exquisite Rainbow		1569
Exyrias puntang		331
Fairy shrimp		1021, 1022
Favonigobius exquisites		1611
Featherfin rainbow		80
Firetail gudgeon		38, 65, 77, 349, 350, 649, 1283
Fish	Arrinyake Creek	1044
Fish	Burdekin River	1042
Fish	Cathedral Rock NP	1068
Fish	fingerprinting	614
Fish	Flinders Ranges	1026
Fish	Myora Springs	1048
Fish	SA South East	1002
Fish	Townsville	330
Fish	transfer techniques	83
Fish	Vic South West	1008
Flathead		171, 397
Flathead gudgeon		76, 350, 351, 1339
Flinders purple spotted gudgeon	414-416
Flinders pygmy perch		2198-2204
Flinders Ranges		1026
Fly River rainbow		169-170
Fly-specked hardyhead		88, 89, 97-102, 131, 242, 290, 350
Fork-tailed catfish		131, 134, 349, 350, 351, 420
Forsskal		171
Fraser Island	survey	129, 134
Freshwater anchovy		427-429
Freshwater eel		202-204
Freshwater garfish		88
Freshwater mullet		76, 348, 350
Frogs	Desert Trilling	1269, 1288-1292
Frogs	general	828, 835, 888, 1023, 1024, 1072
Frogs	green tree frog	750, 1302
Frogs	in fishroom	750
Frogs	Litoria aurea	916
Frogs	Litoria ceurulea	733, 750
Frogs	Litoria chloris	888-889
Frogs	Litoria ewingii	1637
Frogs	Pseudophryne corroboree	835
Frogs	ranidella	828
Frogs	Red-eyed tree frog	890-891
Frogs	spider	828
Gadopsis	Freshwater Blackfishes	1499-1500
Gadopsis	bispinosa	1500, 1568
Gadopsis	marmoratus	22, 398, 957, 1499, 1633
Galaxias	argenteus	1554
Galaxias	brevipinnis	5, 58, 541, 544, 548, 1542-1543, 1555
Galaxias	cleaveri	5, 8, 58, 150-151, 239
Galaxias	dwarf	5, 1073
Galaxias	Dorrigo Plateau, NSW	1097, 1098-1107
Galaxias	Erskine River	1723
Galaxias	fasciatus, Hepburn Creek	1552
Galaxias	findlayi	831
Galaxias	fuscus	5, 22, 328-329, 781, 976, 977
Galaxias	galaxias sp	1632, 1635
Galaxias	general	758, 785, 1097, 1177-1186
Galaxias	Kosciuszko	830
Galaxias	Lord Howe Island	257
Galaxias	maculatus	5, 22, 41, 237, 258, 398, 956, 1229, 1230, 1484, 1496, 1518-1520, 1554, 1632, 1637
Galaxias	mountain	58, 785
Galaxias	munda	761
Galaxias	Murray R Upper	1618-1620
Galaxias	occidentalis	761, 1246-1251, 1246
Galaxias	olidus	5, 40, 58-60, 71, 223-225, 328, 785-8, 1618, 1620
Galaxias	olidus var.fuscus	329
Galaxias	Otwayarius galaxiformis	1720
Galaxias	ornatus	1937, 1939
Galaxias	parkeri, Shannon lagoon	1216, 1219
Galaxias	parvus	5, 6, 1211, 1212
Galaxias	parvus habitat	1213
Galaxias	postivectis	1554
Galaxias	pusilla	5-8, 58, 239, 398-400, 803, 1007, 1012-3, 1080-1083-1085, 1160-3, 1632, 1636, 1637, 1670
Galaxias	pusilla, Conservation	1694-1700
Galaxias	rostratus	5, 22
Galaxias	South Western Victoria	1681-1686, 1719-1724
Galaxias	species	40, 58, 59, 224, 257-259, 803, 831, 1070
Galaxias	sp. Lake Pedder	1210
Galaxias	truttaceus	5, 22, 319, 398
Galaxias	truttaceus, Shannon L	1216
Galaxias	Unusual coloured	1937-1940
Galaxiella	cleaveri	150
Galaxiella	munda	5, 58, 761
Galaxiella	nigrostriata	5, 761
Galaxiella		5, 8
Galaxiid	aestivation	219
Galaxiid		5, 6, 40, 258, 319
Galaxiidae		8, 58
Gambusia	affinis	23, 31, 32, 33, 38, 72, 76-7, 134-6, 148, 350
Gambusia	affinis holbrooki	430
Gambusia	general	31-34, 38-42, 72, 135, 148, 154, 172
Gambusia	general	234, 248, 296, 317, 319, 322, 818, 916
Gambusia	holbrooki	272, 275, 283, 398, 399, 400, 732, 915, 1239, 1490, 1637
Gambusia	competition mossies	914
Gambusia	native predation	726
Gar		76
Garfish		259, 396, 414, 423, 501, 1995
Genetics	Aquarists service science	1742-1748
Geocharax gracilis		1836
Geotria australis		1180
Gerres oyeana		351
Gerres subfasciatus		1201
Giant blue-eye		12, 35-36
Giant Snail		1566
Giuris margaritacea	Snakehead Gudgeon	2061-2066
Glass blue-eye		1341
Glass perch		29-30, 87, 131, 134
Glass shrimp	Paratya australiensis	1720
Glassfish	systematics	657
Glossamia		180
Glossamia aprion		89, 166, 168, 179, 187, 212, 214, 227, 242, 263, 286, 295, 303-5, 335, 346, 350, 363-5, 395, 396, 862, 2118-2122
Glossogobius	celebensis	331
Glossogobius	celebius	381, 382, 673
Glossogobius	giuris	395-6, 673
Glossogobius	species	214, 232, 253-4, 260, 263, 363-4, 1328
Glossolepis	from Northern NewGuinea	1502-1512, 1540
Glossolepis	dorityi	766, 767-769
Glossolepis	incisus	28, 136, 137, 8, 165, 737, 774
Glossolepis	leggetti	577, 774, 779, 800, 801
Glossolepis	maculosus	102-4, 117, 165, 533, 774, 799
Glossolepis	multisquamatus	47, 126-7, 165, 533, 564, 565, 774, 775, 1501
Glossolepis	multisquamatus Buare L	1508
Glossolepis	multisquamatus Ramu R	1506, 1507
Glossolepis	multisquamatus Sepik R	1504, 1505
Glossolepis	new sp.	577
Glossolepis	pseudoincisus	165, 1058-1067, 1058, 1064-1066
Glossolepis	ramuensis	525, 774, 1536
Glossolepis	species	104, 119, 126-7, 136, 155, 164-5, 343
Glossolepis	wanamensis	102, 113-114, 115, 116, 165, 533, 565, 624, 774, 779, 1744
Glover's catfish		128
Goanna Lagoon		294
Gobies		229, 315, 343, 414, 1149-1153
Gobiidae		229, 1087-1096
Gobiomorphus	australis	76, 77, 132, 148, 315, 350, 1279, 1339, 1372, 1486, 1490, 1495
Gobiomorphus	basalis	1552, 1553
Gobiomorphus	cotidianus	1553
Gobiomorphus	Coxii	350, 780, 1486, 1490, 1495
Gobiomorphus	huttoni	1551
Gobiopterus semivestitus		1611
Goby	Bluespot goby	1723
Goby	bridled goby	1601
Goby	Cling Gobies from Biak	1284-1287
Goby	Desert	17, 128, 611, 740, 848, 1276
Goby	Elizabeth Springs	1921-1933
Goby	Jardine River	253
Goby	Lidwill's Dwarf Goby	1198-1201, 1198
Goby	mangrove	892
Goby	Mulgrave Glossogobius	1328
Goby	new fish	569
Goby	rhino-horn	690
Goby	species	53, 76, 131, 134, 172, 212, 227
Goby	species	253-254, 258, 260
Goby	Swan River	1251
Goldfish		333, 349, 351
Gourami		423
Goyder River rainbow		22, 286, 301
Green discus		386
Grunter	Banded	664
Grunter	Barcoo	665
Grunter	Bartailed	664
Grunter	Butlers	665
Grunter	Coal	664, 1568, 1701
Grunter	Sooty	234, 664
Grunter	Striped	1568
Grunters		172, 180, 212-214, 229, 232, 234, 286, 663
Gudgeon		234, 235, 258, 259, 315, 645, 978
Gudgeon	Blind	145, 782
Gudgeon	Carp	139, 162
Gudgeon	Cox's	780
Gudgeon	dwarf flathead	503, 504, 1339, 1672, 1722, 1866-1868
Gudgeon	Empire	139, 162, 645, 1562, 1565, 2009-2014, 2021-2024, 2033-2037
Gudgeon	firetail	649
Gudgeon	flat-headed	1339, 1684
Gudgeon	genus mogurnda	686, 819
Gudgeon	Gondwanian Climing	1542-1543
Gudgeon	klunzingeri	648
Gudgeon	Lakes carp	648
Gudgeon	Midgely's carp	648
Gudgeon	Murray Darling carp	649
Gudgeon	Oxyeleotris aruensis	1329
Gudgeon	Peacock	49, 51
Gudgeon	Poreless	1564, 1736
Gudgeon	purple-spotted	174, 200, 553, 898, 1405
Gudgeon	snakehead	1187-1190, 2061-2066
Gudgeon	western carp	139, 645, 648
Gudgeon		40, 41, 50, 53, 145-149, 158, 160-162, 172, 187, 200-202, 213, 227, 229, 232, 295, 333, 349, 350, 351
Half-beak		76
Halicarcinus lacustris		258
Hannia greenwayi		373
Hardyhead	Craterocephalus sp.	1079
Hardyhead	Fly-specked	97
Hardyhead	Marjorie's	61, 2205-2211
Hardyhead	Lake Eyre	1245, 1252-1265, 1252
Hardyhead	Threatened Murry Hardyh	1390-1399
Hardyhead		40, 41, 61-64, 149, 166, 167, 179, 180, 211, 229, 232, 235, 286, 349
Hazelwood	Pondage Cichlids	1375-1380
Heli-fishing	Upper Katherine River	1522-1531
Hemichromis		386
Hephaestus	adamsoni	232
Hephaestus	carbo	88, 212, 213, 227, 228, 233, 263, 286, 290, 303, 341, 346, 347, 363-5, 664, 1568
Hephaestus	fulginosis	87, 166, 167, 212, 232-235, 263, 286, 303, 305, 346, 358, 360, 362, 364-365, 367, 395, 396, 419, 664, 862
Hephaestus	Lineatus	378
Hephaestus	carbo, Coal Grunter	1701
Hephaestus sp.		168, 1973-1978
Heron - White necked	Ardea pacifica	1517
Highlands rainbowfish		116-118
Hinchinbrook	Channel	379
Hinchinbrook	Island	670
Hippicthys heptagonus		2055-2060
Honey Blue Eye		37-39, 48, 72, 131, 187, 310, 311, 432
Honey Blue Eye	Snapper Creek	1277
Hyporhamphus ardeio		76
Hypseleotris	aurea	162
Hypseleotris	compressa	24, 76, 87, 89, 132, 134, 135, 139-140, 162-164, 177, 214, 254, 263, 294, 304, 315, 343, 350, 362-365, 382, 384, 645, 1278, 1487, 1491, 1495, 1562, 1565, 1611, 2033-2037
Hypseleotris	one more breed attempt	2009-2014, 2021-2024
Hypseleotris	galii	54, 65, 77, 132, 135, 148, 315, 350, 649, 816, 1283
Hypseleotris	genus	645
Hypseleotris	guntheri	417, 423
Hypseleotris	klungzingeri	131, 132, 135, 315, 350, 648, 1282
Hypseleotris	klungzingeri?	381
Hypseleotris	sp.	40, 132, 135, 162, 163, 317, 943
Hypseleotris	species No.3	649
Hypseleotris	species No.4	648
Hypseleotris	species No.5	648
Hyrtl's catfish	Neosilurus hyrtlii	2066, 2081-2093
Hyrtl's tandan		350, 352
Irian Jaya	Allen survey	575
Iriatherina sp.		155
Iriatherina werneri		78-79, 80, 82, 161, 165-8, 179, 214 , 263, 360, 363, 364, 693, 697, 814, 901, 906-910, 911-913, 1359, 2181-2188
Iriatherina werneri	Wenlock River - CY	1461, 1569
Iron Range		346
Island - Aru	2013 Expeditions	1894-1903
Island - Biogu		1994, 1995
Island - Bribie		1907
Island - Fitzroy		2066
Island - Kola		1903
Islands	PNG	926, 1774-1782
Islands	Moa I 2008 fish survey	1812-1817
Islands	Torres Strait	1989-1996
Javelin fish		396
Jewelled sunfish		313
Jewfish		171, 348, 423
Jewish perch		367
Johnius vogleri		348
Jollytail		41
Jungle perch		132, 134, 159, 227, 380-2
Katherine River rainbowfish		325
Killifish		118, 179, 187, 249, 412
Kimberley	collecting	370, 595
Kingfisher	Azure kingfisher	1724
Kite	Whistling	1501, 1517
Kiunga ballochi		505, 1341, 1361
Kiunga bleheri		1362
Koi carp		349
Kuhlia rupestrus		132, 134, 159, 227, 346, 358, 362, 380-2
Kuhlidae		310
Kurtidae Family		287-288
Kurtus gulliveri		305, 1941-1949
Labeotropheus fuelleborni		332
Lagoon	Barra Lagoon	1458
Lagoon	Shannon, Tasmania	1217
Lagoon	Fitz Lagoon	1449
Lagoon	Narrabeen, Deep Creek	1477
Lagoon	Obbes Lagoon	1735
Lagoon Narrabeen	Feeder Creek Fishes	1482-1498
Lake	Aitinyo, M.boesemani	1794
Lake	Crater, Cradle Mountain	1197, 1208-1209
Lake	Eyre	1252-1265
Lake	Furnusu Lake	1607
Lake	Great, Tasmania	1216, 1220
Lake	Kutubu	229
Lake	Pedder	1202-1203, 1210
Lake	Torrens	1074
Lake	Wanam	621
Lake Eacham rainbowfish		81, 217, 219, 241-247, 310
Lake Faowi	of Mamberamo River	1502
Lake Furnusu Rainbow	M. mairasi	1602-1607
Lake Kutubu Rainbow		43-46, 230
Lake Narrabeem	Brackish Creek Fishes	1608-1617
Lake Tebera rainbowfish		379
Lake Wanam fasciata		737, 776
Lamprey		1180
Largemouth bass		298, 299
Lates calcarifer		140, 166, 168, 227, 263, 304, 346
Lates calcarifer		364, 395, 419, 428
Lates niloticus		31
Lawn Hill Gorge	survey	527
Leiopotherapon unicolor		59, 166, 168, 211, 212, 213, 263, 286, 294, 295, 296-300, 303, 304, 305, 346, 358, 362-3, 365, 367-368, 384, 395-396, 664, 820, 1029, 1237, 1514
Lentipes	sp.	925, 936-937
Lentipes	venustus	1087-1090, 1091
Lepidogalaxias		9, 10, 11, 219, 220, 221, 222
Lepidogalaxias salamandroides	aestivation	219-223
Lepidogalaxias salamandroides	general	9-10-11, 59, 150, 151, 219-223, 761
Leptachiris triramus	Tailed Sole	1566
Long-finned eel		350, 805, 1279
Longtoms		166, 168, 182-187, 184, 213, 286, 382, 414
Loricariid catfish		386
Lotus	Native & Exotic	796
Lungfish	general	197-200, 255-7, 349-350, 352, 836, 840-845
Lutjanus	argentimaculatus	331, 382, 396
Lutjanus	goldiei	419
M.sp.Balcanoona		414-416
M.variegata		230
Mabuiag Island	Fish Survey	1774-1782
Maccullochella	ikeri	1049, 1050, 1051
Maccullochella	peeli mariensis	1567
Maccullochella	peeli peeli	433, 437
Maccullochella	sp.	350
Macquaria	ambigua	350, 1237, 1238
Macquaria	novemaculeata	76, 276, 350, 1487
Macquaria	sp.	1031
Macrobrachium lar		1717
Macrobrachium novaehollandiae	1611, 1714
Macrobrachium sp.		1693
Madagascar rainbow		36, 1126-1134
Madigania unicolor		367
Mangrove	flowers	1200
Mangrove cardinal fish		332, 382
Mangrove Jack		302, 304, 331, 382, 396
Marjorie's hardyhead		61-64, 350, 2205-2211
Market	Kikori market PNG	1941-1949
Mary River cod		349-352
Maylandia sp.	Zebra Mbuna	1377
Megalops cyprinoides		263, 304, 350, 363-5, 428
Melanotaenia	affinis	46, 47, 102, 103, 117, 1653
Melanotaenia	affinis (Pagwi)	46-47, 423, 536
Melanotaenia	affinis "Bonggo"	1478-1481
Melanotaenia	albimarginata	1901
Melanotaenia	ammeri	1789, 1830
Melanotaenia	angfa	374-376, 377-379, 709, 710, 718
Melanotaenia	arfakensis	1889
Melanotaenia	Aru II	1747
Melanotaenia	australis	1529, 1531, 1705
Melanotaenia	batanta species	483, 581, 1001, 1108-1119, 1334-1336
Melanotaenia	boesemani	387, 445, 1677, 1747, 1891
Melanotaenia	bowmani	1979-1988
Melanotaenia	catherinae waigeo	581, 1018, 1019, 1020, 1317, 1334-1336
Melanotaenia	corona	2143-2161
Melanotaenia	duboulayi	248, 276, 315, 320, 350, 485, 1280-1281, 1541, 1547, 2123-2141
Melanotaenia	duboulayi, Colosseum C	1548
Melanotaenia	duboulayi, Gin Gin Creek	1549
Melanotaenia	eachamensis	81, 187, 189, 194, 217, 219, 241-247
Melanotaenia	eachamensis	306, 308, 320, 333, 334-336, 359, 485
Melanotaenia	exquisita	305, 326, 372, 492, 855, 1016, 1521, 1530, 1569
Melanotaenia	fasinensis	1741
Melanotaenia	fluviatilis	94, 141, 149, 189, 236-240, 320, 366, 485, 1173-6
Melanotaenia	fredericki	581, 829, 850
Melanotaenia	garylangei	1869-1881, 2073-2080
Melanotaenia	goldiei	88, 158, 347, 419, 483, 573, 1357, 1828, 2075
Melanotaenia	gracilis	372, 373, 485, 904, 1221, 1222-1225, 1223, 1653
Melanotaenia	grunwaldi	1979-1988
Melanotaenia	herbertaxelrodi	47, 158, 292, 293, 379, 483, 536
Melanotaenia	irianjaya	718
Melanotaenia	lacustris	43-47, 230, 232, 445, 488, 1914
Melanotaenia	maccullochi	70, 154, 201, 214, 261, 263, 264, 305, 330, 363, 364, 381, 401-404, 483, 488, 700, 1726-1734
Melanotaenia	macc., Bulls Crossing	1730, 1734
Melanotaenia	maccullochi, Burton C	1732, 1733
Melanotaenia	macc., Cape Flattery	1730
Melanotaenia	maccullochi dwarf	402
Melanotaenia	maccullochi, Etty Bay	1727, 1728
Melanotaenia	maccullochi, Harvey C	1727
Melanotaenia	maccullochi, Kai Creek	1813
Melanotaenia	maccullochi, Moa Island	1732
Melanotaenia	maccullochi, Skull Creek	1725, 1731
Melanotaenia	mairasi	1602-1607
Melanotaenia	misoolensis	1108-1119, 1353-1363, 1581, 1582
Melanotaenia	monticola	43, 47, 181-182, 231, 536, 557, 560
Melanotaenia	new colour	156, 774
Melanotaenia	nigrans	87, 149, 193, 201, 214, 263, 303-305, 309, 330, 343, 363, 364, 372, 403, 452, 485, 597, 863
Melanotaenia	nigrans fail translocation	2015-2020
Melanotaenia	ogilbyi	1605, 1773, 1785, 1786
Melanotaenia	oktediensis	187, 265-267, 333, 1915
Melanotaenia	papuae	488
Melanotaenia	parkinsoni	1653, 1746
Melanotaenia	parva	718, 1058-1067, 1058, 1060-1063, 1825, 1918
Melanotaenia	picta	1893 1898, 1901
Melanotaenia	pimaensis	118
Melanotaenia	praecox	385-388, 389-391, 483, 576, 1348-1349, 1746, 1855, 1863
Melanotaenia	pygmaea	337-338, 1561
Melanotaenia	rubropinnis	577, 1771, 1864, 1865, 1986
Melanotaenia	rubrivittata	1845-1859
Melanotaenia	rubrostriata	483, 1830, 2075
Melanotaenia	senckenbergianus	1898
Melanotaenia	sexlineata	47, 169-170, 483, 1358
Melanotaenia	species	21, 40, 43, 44, 68, 119, 136, 155, 164, 165, 170, 294, 317, 320, 718, 1703
Melanotaenia	splendida	2, 51, 88, 89, 94, 154, 155, 173, 216, 246, 267, 309, 320, 327, 673, 700
Melanotaenia	splendida australis	2, 304, 305, 325-327, 353-357, 372, 449, 853, 855, 856, 904, 1307, 1529, 1531
Melanotaenia	solendida Deepwater C	1545
Melanotaenia	splendida fluviatilis	21, 54, 65, 70, 77, 94-96, 131, 132, 134-5
Melanotaenia	splendida fluviatilis	141-144, 148, 149, 150, 189-192, 240, 276
Melanotaenia	splendida inornata	2, 70, 86-88, 156, 158, 167, 179, 193-195, 211-2, 214, 227-8, 263, 286, 295, 303-5, 343, 346, 353, 363-55, 394-6, 483, 485, 528, 606, 808, 863, 1141-2, 1293, 1524, 1570
Melanotaenia	splendida rubrostriata	158, 195, 423, 483
Melanotaenia	splendida splendida	89, 217-9, 306-10, 315, 326, 334, 346, 357-9, 362-3, 381, 439, 440, 481, 492, 500, 519, 673, 752-753, 1270, 1319, 2017
Melanotaenia	splendida tatie	356, 497, 1236, 1237, 1241
Melanotaenia	NG IUCN Red List	1826-1832, 1888-1892, 1913-1920
Melanotaenia	IUCN Threatened Species	1826-1832, 1888-1892, 1913-1920
Melanotaenia	utcheensis	89, 497, 1661, 1662-1667, 2094-2117
Melanotaenia	vanheurni	1621, 1622-1629, 1828
Melanotaenia	waigeo	1108-1119
Melanotaenia	wokamensis	1899
Melanotaenia species	Arguni Bay	1429, 1430-1439
Melanotaenia species	Blackmore River	500
Melanotaenia species	Burdekin River - NQ	497, 701, 1036-1037, 1042-1043, 1921, 1933-1937
Melanotaenia species	Burdekin Rainbow status	1962-1972, 2025-2032
Melanotaenia species	Running River status	1962-1972, 2025-2032
Melanotaenia species	Davies Creek	496
Melanotaenia species	Deckai NG	1832
Melanotaenia species	Deepwater Creek - Q	492
Melanotaenia species	GinGin - SEQ	485
Melanotaenia species	Kambolgie Creek - NT	496
Melanotaenia species	Kangaroo Creek - SEQ	497
Melanotaenia species	Kokas Bay	1439
Melanotaenia species	Malanda	2038-2054
Melanotaenia species	Miskin River - FNQ	497
Melanotaenia species	Mulgrave River	492
Melanotaenia species	Rawarra NG	1826
Melanotaenia species	Running River	2189-2197
Melanotaenia species	Siriwo River NG	1764
Melanotaenia species	Station Creek - Q	492
Melanotaenia species	Suswa Village	1477-1481
Melanotaenia species	Topo River NG	1769
Melanotaenia species	Wallaby Creek-Cooktown	440, 496, 1571, 1739
Melanotaenia species	Wapoga Red Laser	1859-1865
Melanotaenia trifasciata		1701
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Alligator River - NT	3, 424
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Archer River - CY	425
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Arafura Swamp AL	1571
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Beening Creek	1453
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Blyth River	1266, 1266-1268
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Burster Creek - CY	425, 468
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Cape Arnhem - NT	424
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Cato River - NT	523
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Claudie River - CY	425, 493
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Cockatoo Creek - CY	522
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Coen River - NQ	3, 425, 1748
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Crystal Springs - NT	523
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Daintree River	1244, 1244
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Dulhunty River	472
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Eliot Creek - CY	289, 425
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Gap Creek - NQ	700, 1269-1271, 1738
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Giddy River - Arnham	3, 424
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Gordon River - Q	3
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Goyder River - Arnhem	3, 424, 493, 1294
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Gunshot Creek - CY	468
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Latram River - NT	424, 524
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Jurassic Area	708
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Marmos Creek - CY	472, 1448
Melanotaenia trifasciata	McIvor River - CY	493, 1716
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Melville Island - NT	424
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Myka Creek	1452
Melanotaenia trifasciata	new Weipa	609
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Pappan Creek - CY	425, 493, 1457
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Pascoe River - CY	157, 425, 477
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Peppan Outstation	1455
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Richard River	1569
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Rocky Bottom Creek- NT	424, 1304-1305
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Running Creek - CY	425, 1440
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Skull Creek - CY	425
Melanotaenia trifasciata	species	1, 3-4, 22, 47, 69, 70, 86-89, 156-160
Melanotaenia trifasciata	species	193-195, 211, 212, 214, 227, 228, 263, 264
Melanotaenia trifasciata	species	286-295, 301-305, 327, 333, 343, 345-347
Melanotaenia trifasciata	species	363-5, 372, 424-6, 457, 465, 469, 493, 521
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Tentpole Creek - CY	425, 465
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Weipa - CY	3
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Wenlock River - CY	425
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Wonderful Wonga	301
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Wonga Creek	301, 424, 493
Melanotaenia trifasciata	Yirkala - NT	522
Melanotaeniidae	species	13, 95, 103, 141, 153-156, 187, 195-6, 229, 235, 249, 259, 268, 320
Mermaid Pool		1542-1543
Microphisretzii		946
Micropterus salmoides		298
Midgley's Carp Gudgeon		648
Milyeringa veritas		145-148, 784
Minnow	Shannon Mud	9
Moa Island	2008 Fish Survey	1812-1817
Mobray River Goby		331
Mogurnda	adspersa	200-2, 315, 414-416, 519, 553, 688, 1323, 1535
Mogurnda	adspersa, Mena Creek	1331
Mogurnda	adspersa, Utchee Creek	1332
Mogurnda	adspersa, lower MurrayR	1405, 1428
Mogurnda	balcanoona	414
Mogurnda	cingulata	1359, 2077
Mogurnda	clivicola	688, 1029, 1535
Mogurnda	finke	734
Mogurnda	larapintae	689, 734, 736
Mogurnda	mogurnda	87, 160, 164, 174-177, 200, 214, 227, 242, 263, 295, 303-5, 343, 346, 358, 362-4, 396, 597, 689, 734, 735, 819, 859, 861, 1443, 1902
Mogurnda	oligolepis	689
Mogurnda	sp.	40, 89, 95, 132-5, 162-3, 174, 177, 230, 232, 359, 396, 898, 899, 900, 943, 1533, 1705
Mogurnda	species I.Jaya	577
Mogurnda	thermophila	689, 821, 1242, 1535
Monodacts		172
Monodactylus argenteus		30, 76
Moreton Island sunfish		313
Mosquitofish		31, 32, 33-4, 39-42, 76-7, 95, 134, 136, 229
Mosquitofish		282-284, 349, 350, 430
Mountain galaxias		58-60, 71, 223-225, 785-788
Mountain rainbowfish		181-182, 231
Mouth almighty		89, 166, 168, 179, 187, 212, 214, 227, 242, 263, 286, 332, 335, 336, 350, 2118-2122
Mud Minnow	Shannon	9
Mudfish	Lang Lang River	1668-1672
Mudskippers		225, 382, 419
Mugil cephalus		134, 135, 350, 382, 395, 1201
Mugilogobius	chulae	895, 1641, 1642-1649
Mugilogobius	littoralis	896
Mugilogobius	mertoni	1647
Mugilogobius	platynotus	893
Mugilogobius	paludis	22
Mugilogobius	platystomas	895
Mugilogobius	rambaiae	897
Mugilogobius	rexi	1648, 1649
Mugilogobius	rivulus	897, 935
Mugilogobius	sarasinorum	1647
Mugilogobius	sp.	304
Mugilogobius	stigmaticus	895
Mugilogobius	wilsoni	877, 894, 1643
Mullet		134-5, 259, 348, 395-6, 414, 423, 1484
Murray Cod		348, 349, 351, 433-434, 437
Murray Darling carp gudgeon		649
Murray River rainbowfish		94-96, 141-144, 189-192, 236-240, 1173-6
Mycrobacteriosis	Managing	1423-1427
Myora Springs		1048
Myxus petardi		76
N.gloveri		825
Namalycastis	hawaiiensis	1538-1539
Naming Fish		1749-1752, 1783-1788, 1799-1804
Nannatherina	balstoni	761
Nannoperca	australis	40, 41, 42, 321-323, 957, 1125, 1414-1417, 1633, 1636, 1637
Nannoperca	australis, Welcome R	1204
Nannoperca	australis, habitat	1205
Nannoperca	obscura	1228, 1633, 1637
Nannoperca	oxleyana	65, 66, 134-136, 148, 247-9, 310-312, 1050, 1051, 1053, 1400-1404
Nannoperca	percichthyidae	2198-2204
Nannoperca	sp.	40, 41
Nannoperca	variegata	321-323, 521
Nannopercidae		310
Nematalosa erebi		87, 131, 242, 263, 335, 346, 350, 365, 384, (?) 395, 427, 1030, 1230, 1236
Neobatrachus	centralis	1264, 1288-1292, 1289, 1292
Neoceratodus forsteri	Australian Lungfish	197-200, 836, 840-845
Neochanna cleaveri	Lang Lang River	1668-1672
Neochanna sp.		8, 11, 151
Neon rainbowfish		385, 391
Neon Tetra		387
Neosiluris	ater	363, 396
Neosiluris	ater (?)	396
Neosiluris	brevidorsalis	457
Neosiluris	gloveri	825
Neosiluris	glencoensis	346, 364, 365
Neosiluris	hyrtlii	350, 358, 396, 1238, 1515, 1594, 1595, 1707, 2066, 2081-2093
Neosiluris	sp.	128, 132, 134, 148, 166, 168, 214, 263
Neosiluris	sp.	315, 362, 363
Neosiluris	sp. (hyrtlii?)	304, 396
Neosiluris	sp. Spotted body	365
Neosiluris	sp.1	346
Neosiluris	sp.2	346
Neosiluris brevidorsalis		457
New Zealand mudfish		8, 11, 151
Nightfish Bostockia		758, 759, 763
Nile perch		31
Northern purple spotted gudgeon	227
Northern saratoga		168
Northern soft ray sunfish		215
Northern soft-spined sunfish		313
Northern trout gudgeon		242
Notesthes robusta		76, 77, 351, 1611
Notopala waterhousei		1566
Nursery Fish		287-288, 1941-1949
Nymphaeaceae		720
Nymphoides	Marshworts	871
Oktedi rainbowfish		265-267
Olive Branch	survey	606
Olive perch		29-30, 76, 77, 350
Ondinia purpurea		709, 720, 721
One gilled swamp eel		8
One-spot livebearer	another introduced fish	1342-1347
Ophieleotris	aporos	263, 365, 381, 382, 421, 422, 673
Ophieleotris	sp.	168
Ophiocara porocephala		304, 332, 381
Ophisternon	gutterale	263, 859
Ophisternon	sp.	363
Oreochromis mossambicus		350
Ornate rainbowfish		313, 1572, 1573
Oryeleotris	lirieolata	700
Oryeleotris	nullipora	161, 345
Oryeleotris	specie	369
Otwayarius galaxiformis		1,720
Outback	Australia's Outback	1226-1243
Oxeye herring		350, 351, 428
Oxleyan Pigmy Perch		310-312, 1050
Oxyeleotris	aruensis	1329
Oxyeleotris	fimbriata	229, 232, 378
Oxyeleotris	lineolatus	166, 168, 214, 227, 263, 286, 346, 396, 700
Oxyeleotris	lineolatus (?)	303, 304
Oxyeleotris	melanosoma (?)	422
Oxyeleotris	nullipora	158, 160, 161, 162, 167, 168, 212-214, 227, 259, 263,264, 345, 363, 364, 1564, 1736
Oxyeleotris	sp.	1, 346, 369
Pacific Blue Eye		121-125, 268-276, 382, 1381
Pagwi Rainbow		46-47
Panagrellus silusae		120
Pandakas		414, 1705
Papua West	2012 expedition	1790-1798
Paragalaxias	eleotroides, Shannon R	1217, 1218, 1220
Paragalaxias	dissimilis, Shannon R	1218
Paragrapsus laevis		1611
Parambassis gulliveri		66, 552, 661
Paratya australiensis	Glass Shrimp	1720
Parrotfish		259
Pascoe River rainbowfish		157-160, 471, 477
Peacock gudgeon		49, 51-53, 2142, 2174-2180
Pelangia mbutuensis		576
Pelvicachromis		386
Penny Fish		167, 179, 180, 214, 661
Peppan	Outstation	1455
Peppan	Lower	1456
Peppimentari Country		450
Perch	Climbing	1995
Perch	Ewens Pygmy	952, 953, 954, 955-957, 958-959, 1010
Perch	Olive	29
Perch	Oxleyan Pygmy	310, 312, 1050, 1400-1404
Perch	Pygmy	1204, 1205, 2198-2204
Perch	Spangled	296, 367, 664, 1514
Perch	Southern Pygmy	1414-1417
Perch	Western Pygmy	1251
Perch	Victorian Pygmy	321
Perch	Yarra Pygmy	638, 641, 642
Perch		50, 135, 248
Perch	silver	665
Perch	crescent	665
Perchlet		227, 286
Percichthyidae		310
Periophthalmus	novaeguineae	419
Periophthalmus	sp.	382
Persian carpet		201
Phalloceros caudimaculatus	another introduced fish	1342-1347
Phallostethidae		281
Philiypnodon	grandiceps	76, 350, 1227, 1339, 1611, 1637
Philiypnodon	macrostoma	1339, 1486, 1611, 1867
Philiypnodon	sp.	40, 76, 504
Photography		1563-1575, 1701-1708
Pingalla	lorentzi	213, 263, 364
Pingalla	sp. (?)	364
Pipefish freshwater		2055-2060
Plant	Aponogeton vanbruggenii	1689
Plant	Eriocaulon setaceum	1687
Plant	Native Plants for Aquaria	1673-1676, 1687-1692
Plant	Nymphoides violacea	1725
Plant	Nymphoides indica	1736
Plant	Ondinia purpurea	1691
Plant	Otellia alismoides	1688
Plant	Pitcher, Nepenthes sp.	1452
Plant	Pogostemon stellatus	1674
Plant	Potamogeton perfoliatus	1692
Plant	Rotala mexicana	1661, 1676
Plant	Vallisneria caulescens	1692
Plant	Vallisneria speckled	1690
Platy		349, 350, 351
Platycephalus fuscus		351
Plectorhinchus Gibbosus		1,048
Plotosidae		229
PNG	Islands	926
Poecilia	reticulata	295, 333, 350
Poecilia		317
Poeciliidae		229
Pogosteman Stellatus		571
Polychaete worm	Freshwater in Australia	1538-1539
Ponds	dragonflies in	884
Pondweeds		845
Pool	Mermaid	1542-1543
Popondetta	connieae	22, 50, 66-68, 119, 155
Popondetta	furcata	22, 66, 67, 68
Popondetta	sp.	22, 28, 66, 67, 68, 119, 155
Poreless Gudgeon		1564
Porochilis	argenteus	1238, 1516
Porochilis	obbesi	263, 363, 1357
Porochilis	rendahli	350, 519, 859, 1325, 1593-1595
Port Fairy	survey results	641
Porthole fish		23, 313
Possum	cream coloured	1214
Potamalosa richmondia		239, 851
Predators	water beetles & tigers	1997-2001
Pristis microdon		133
Protopterus	maraena	239, 398
Protopterus	sp.	11
Pseudaphritis urvilii		22, 397-398, 956, 1120-1124
Pseudogobius sp.9		1611
Pseudomugil	affinis	12
Pseudomugil	sp. Aru I	1467
Pseudomugil	sp. Aru II	1468
Pseudomugil	sp, Aru III	1453, 1469
Pseudomugil	sp, Aru IV	1469
Pseudomugil	broomensis	1
Pseudomugil	chart of 12 morphs	592, 593
Pseudomugil	connieae	66, 405
Pseudomugil	cyanodorsalis	249-252, 405, 407, 409, 412, 413, 972-973, 1598
Pseudomugil	eggs	205
Pseudomugil	furcatus	66, 67, 405
Pseudomugil	gertrudae	12, 22, 24, 30, 35, 78, 82, 87, 105-108, 110, 122, 156, 158, 161, 205-211, 214, 250, 263, 268, 290, 295, 304, 305, 323, 324, 330, 343, 364, 402, 407-409, 589, 592-593, 805, 814, 965-968, 1599, 1950, 1990, 1991
Pseudomugil	Kai Creek	1814
Pseudomugil	gertrudae, Terangan Is	1470
Pseudomugil	gertrudae, Weipa	1429
Pseudomugil	gertrudae (?)	304, 589
Pseudomugil	inconspicuus	251, 277, 282, 405, 412-414, 422, 430, 971, 1303, 1992
Pseudomugil	ivantsoffi	1757-1761, 1960
Pseudomugil	luminatus	1950-1961
Pseudomugil	majusculus	405
Pseudomugil	mellis	12, 37-39, 48, 54, 65, 66, 72, 131, 135, 136, 148, 205-211, 310, 323, 405, 407, 409-410, 432, 878, 965, 1277, 1598, 1869, 1990
Pseudomugil	mellis - breeding	1882-1887
Pseudomugil	novaeguineae	405, 1357
Pseudomugil	paludicola	405, 421, 423, 1467, 1902
Pseudomugil	paskai	405, 561, 1952
Pseudomugil	Red finned Blue Eye	1805-1812, 1992
Pseudomugil	reticulatus	1959
Pseudomugil	signifer	12, 24, 37, 76, 82, 88, 110, 121-125, 131, 134, 135, 172, 205-211, 250, 268-276, 323, 324, 350, 358, 362, 365, 381, 382, 405, 409, 412, 915, 961, 963, 1337, 1611, 1989
Pseudomugil	signifer, Baffle Creek	1546
Pseudomugil	signifer, Wallaga Lake	1381
Pseudomugil	signifer, Townsville	1597, 1600
Pseudomugil	Significant signifers	1382-1389
Pseudomugil	species	12, 24, 30, 35, 40-1, 119, 135, 153, 155, 863, 205-211, 227-8, 255, 268, 294, 305, 405, 960
Pseudomugil	A Pseudomugil Account	1466-1470
Pseudomugil	Triton Bay	1434
Pseudomugil	tenellus	12, 109-113, 122, 167, 168, 179-180, 205-211, 304, 323, 405, 409, 969, 970
Pseudomugil	trouble shooting	323
Pseudomugil sp	Dekai	2077
Pseudomugilidae		249, 277, 278, 281
Psuedogobius No.9		569
Psuedogobius olorum		1230, 1251
Pufferfish		414
Purple spotted gudgeon	northern	227
Purple spotted gudgeon	southern	1405, 1428
Purple spotted gudgeon		132, 134, 174-177, 200-202, 350, 1443
Purple spotted gudgeon	australian	1532-1535
Pygmy perch		40-42, 66, 134-5, 187, 310, 315, 321-3, 641, 1204, 1205, 1400-1404
Pygmy perch	flinders	2198-2204
Pygmy perch	southern	1414-1417
Pygmy Rainbow		337-340, 1561
Queenfish		302, 304
Queensland lungfish		59
Quirichthys stramineus		25-27, 28, 156, 325
Quoll eastern	Dasyurus viverrinus	1214
Rainbow		28, 38, 57, 69, 77, 80, 81, 87, 89, 95, 117
Rainbow		118, 137, 142, 149, 158, 166, 172, 177, 180
Rainbow		193, 212, 214, 248
Rainbow prigi		423
Rainbow trout		397
Rainbowfish	angfa	374
Rainbowfish	Atherton Tableland	305
Rainbowfish	barred	55
Rainbowfish	Some obs on behaviour	1678-1681
Rainbowfish	blue eye eggs	205
Rainbowfish	cairns	215
Rainbowfish	chequered	193
Rainbowfish	Darwin	854
Rainbowfish	Desert	354, 382
Rainbowfish	Drysdale River	902
Rainbowfish	east coast sympatry	507
Rainbowfish	egg posting	118
Rainbowfish	eggs	20
Rainbowfish	fry raising	118
Rainbowfish	General	40, 41, 46, 51, 57, 68-70, 84, 86, 87, 103-4
Rainbowfish	General	118-120, 131, 132, 134, 135, 149, 153-160,
Rainbowfish	General	178, 181-182, 189-195, 211, 215, 218, 226
Rainbowfish	General	229-233, 250, 265-267, 286, 292, 294, 295
Rainbowfish	General	302, 305, 308-309, 313-317, 320, 422, 482
Rainbowfish	General	507, 532, 566
Rainbowfish	Hermaphrodite Rainbows	1348-1349
Rainbowfish	Identification	320
Rainbowfish	keeping	68, 444
Rainbowfish	Laura River	752
Rainbowfish	many pictures	482
Rainbowfish	Names	482
Rainbowfish	Pagwi	46
Rainbowfish	phenotype	566
Rainbowfish	Raja Ampat	1108-1119
Rainbowfish	Running River	2189-2197
Rainbowfish	small gene pool	532
Rainbowfish	spawning	562
Rainbowfish	splendida	357
Rainbowfish	Threadfin	2181-2188
Rainbowfish	Translocated	2162-2174
Rainbowfish	Waigeo	1018
Rainbowfish	Wallaby Creek	439
Rainbowfish	Western	325
Rainbowfish eggs	First Migration to Europe	1650-1655
Red Devil	Amphilobus labiatus	1376
Red lined rainbow		423
Red lined sawfish		352
Red scats		227
Redfin		322, 349
Redfinned Blue Eye		277-282, 430-432, 949, 1805-1812
Redigobius	balteatus	690, 692
Redigobius	bikolanus	134, 254, 315, 331, 351
Redigobius	bikolanus, Baffle Creek	1546
Redigobius	chrysoma	676
Redigobius	leptochilus	942
Redigobius	macrostoma	1149, 1201, 1611
Redigobius	romeri	581
Redigobius	species	76
Redigobius	tambujon	942
Rendahl's tandan		350, 352, 1325
Renmark	Red Mud Riverland	1350-1353
Reticulated perchlet		90-94
Retropinna	semoni	40, 54, 65, 77, 235-236, 350, 1371
Retropinna	sp.	40, 41, 1230
Rhabdosargus sarba		135
Rhadinocentrus	A quick trip for Rhads	1904-1913
Rhadinocentrus	Aranerawal C, Stradbroke	1656
Rhadinocentrus	Bribie Island	1708, 1909, 1910
Rhadinocentrus	Castaway C, Gold Coast	1657
Rhadinocentrus	Cooloolah Coast	1656, 1658
Rhadinocentrus	Cooroon Cooroonpah C	1657
Rhadinocentrus	Mount Cotton Creek	1572
Rhadinocentrus	Obi Obi Creek	1905, 1906
Rhadinocentrus	ornatus	23, 54, 65-6, 82-83, 132, 134-5, 148, 196-7, 248, 310, 313-8, 350, 680, 685, 816
Rhadinocentrus	ornatus, Deep Creek	1373
Rhadinocentrus	ornatus, Pine Creek	1365
Rhadinocentrus	Recent Rhad Discoveries	1656-1658
Rhadinocentrus	sp.	36, 38, 149, 196
Rhadinocentrus	Searys Creek	1278-1279, 1573
Rhads		310, 311, 313
Rhinohorn goby		691, 692
Rifle fish		166, 168
River	Barcoo	1154-9
River	Biga River NG	1587, 1591
River	Blackmore River NT	1754
River	Brisbane	347
River	Burdekin	1042
River	Claudie	225, 454
River	Clohesy, M.sp.sp.	1319
River	Daly River NT	1756, 2034
River	Drysdale River	902
River	Endeavour River	1710-1718, 1735-1740
River	Fanning River	1968
River	Finke River NT	2088
River	Finnis River NT	2005
River	Fortescue River WA	2090
River	Gam River NG	1589
River	general fish	85
River	Goyder River - Arnhem	1974
River	Gregory River	2002
River	Habgood River	1976
River	Howard River NT	1755
River	Ifaupan River, NG	1582-1592
River	Ithaca River	2048, 2053
River	Jardine	211
River	Katherine River NT	2004
River	Kikori	418
River	Kolan River	1541, 1547
River	Kopi River NG	1759
River	King George	1016
River	Lang Lang	1668-1672
River	Laura Rainbow	752
River	Mann River	1975
River	Mary River	1525
River	McIvor River	1710-1718, 1735-1740
River	Mission River	1993
River	Murray R	1350-1353, 1866
River	Never Never	1368
River	Nerang River,GoldCoast	2036
River	Nogoa River	2093
River	Pascoe River	157
River	Paroo River Qld	2089
River	Running River	1933-1937, 1966
River	Soroan River NG	1796
River	Serpentine, habitat	1247
River	Shannon River	1218
River	Siriwo River NG	1762-1772, 1981-1984
River	Starcke survey	699
River	Topo River NG	1768, 1986
River	Torrens, SA	1177-1186
River	Tuross	1338
River	Upper Katherine	1522-1531
River	Victoria River NT	2082, 2083
River	Walker	391
River	Welcome River, TAS	1203
River	Wickham River	2003
River perch		348
River whaler shark		351
Roman-nose goby		227
Rosy barb		349
Rotala mexicana	Northern Territory	1661
Ruby barb		187
Rummynosed tetra		387
Running River	Rainbow	2189-2197
Sailfin Gertrudae		22
Sailfin perchlet		167, 212, 235
Salamander fish		150
Salmo trutta		31, 308
Salmon-tailed catfish		166, 168, 396, 1324
Saltwater blue-eyes		227
Saratoga		166-8, 180, 213, 234, 349-351, 367, 608, 864-6
Sawfish		133, 352
Scatophagus argus		76, 351, 395
Scats		30, 172, 414
Scaturiginichthyinae		278
Scaturiginichthys		278
Scaturiginichthys vermeilipinnis		277-284, 409, 430-432, 949, 974
Schismatogobius	sp.	946
Scleropages	jardinii	166, 168, 213, 234, 263, 608, 859, 864-865
Scleropages	leichhardtii	350
Scleropages	sp.	367
Scortum barcoo		665
Sea mullet		348, 350, 351, 352
Seahorses		2060
Selenotoca multifasciata		351, 396
Seleropages Jardini		608
Sepik rainbowfish		126-127
Shannon Mud Minnow		9, 10, 11
Shark		76
Sharp-nose Carp-gudgeon	Teewah Creek	1282
Short-finned eel		350, 1702
Shrimp fairy		1021
Sicyopterus	lagocephalus	940
Sicyopterus	sp.	940
Sicyopterus	I.Jaya	577
Sicyopus	discordipinnis	940
Sicyopus	mystax	941
Sicyopus	zosterophorum	941
Silver biddy		351
Silver drummer		259
Silver perch		166, 168, 665
Silver Rainbow		13, 15, 16, 17
Sleepy cod		166, 168, 286
Sleepy cod	March through Cooper Cr	2067-2072
Slender Rainbow	M.gracilis	1222-1225
Smelt	Australian	40, 41, 65, 77, 235-236, 350
Snake	Black Tiger Snake	1204
Snakehead gudgeon		168, 331, 381, 382, 422, 423, 1187-1190, 2061-2066
Snub-nosed garfish		349, 351
Soapie jew		348
Soft spined sunfish		132, 134, 350, 352
Sole	Tailed Sole	1566
Solomon Islands		1135-1139
Sooty Grunter		87, 89, 166-7, 212, 233-5, 367, 419, 664
Sorong rainbowfish		581, 829, 850
Southern blue-eye		131, 134, 135
Southern pygmy perch		7, 321-323
Southern soft-spined sunfish		23, 313-317
Spangled grunter		367
Spangled gudgeon		332
Spangled perch		59, 166, 168, 211-3, 234, 296-300, 349, 350, 358, 367-368, 384, 664
Spawning	mops	178
Species	maintenance	187
Species	quality	173
Species	what is a species?	1140
Spiky trumpeter		171-172
Spotted Blue Eye		87, 105-108, 290
Spotted galaxias		258
Spotted scat		351
Spotted Tilapia	Tilapia mariae	1378
Stenogobius	watsoni	1092, 1093-1095
Stenogobius sp.		943
Stingray		414
Stiphodon	semoni	938
Stiphodon	atratus	939, 1284-1285
Stiphodon	birdsong	939
Stiphodon	rutilareas	581, 939
Stiphodon	sp. Blue Hole	1327-1329
Stiphodon	sp. Figtree Creek	1330
Stiphodon	zosterophorum	1286-1287
Stradbroke Island	North	815
Strawman		25-27
Striped butterfish		351
Striped grunter		89
Striped gudgeon		1339
Striped gudgeon		76, 77, 132, 1279, 1372
Strongylura	kreffti	13, 166, 168, 182-185, 213, 263, 286, 303, 305, 332, 382
Strongylura	perornatus	182-184, 186
Strongylura	sp.	186
Sunfish		23, 196-197, 313
Suyncomistes	biutleri	665
Suyncomistes	kimberleyensis	369
Suyncomistes	sp.	372
Swamp	Arafura	693
Swamp	Trunding Creek	1443
Swamp	Weary Bay Swamp	1738
Swamp	Wenlock Floodplain	1460
Swamp	Willum Swamp	1442
Swamp eel		168
Swamp eel one gilled		8
Sweetlip		259
Swordtail		349-351, 387
Symphyosodon aequifasciatus	aequifasciatus	386
Synbranchium	sp.	168
Synbranchus bengalensis		8
Syncarids	Tiny Crustacean	1818-1824
Syncomistes	kimberleyensis	369
Syncomistes	butleri	665, 905
Tandanus	equinus	232
Tandanus	sp.	102, 315, 851
Tandanus	tandanus	76, 77, 148, 350
Tandanus catfish		378
Target fish		171-172
Tarwine		135, 382
Tasmania	Crater Lake, Cradle Mt	1197
Tasmania	Wild Tasmania	1202-1220
Tasmanian Devil	Sacrophilus harrisii	1213
Tasmanian mudfish		8, 150-151
Tateurndina ocellicauda		49, 51-53, 2142, 2174-2180
Telmatherina ladigesi		12, 35
Tench		349
Terapon jarbua		135, 171-172, 382, 665
Teraponidae		229
Tetracterios glaber		1201
Threadfin rainbow		167, 180, 1569, 2181-2188
Thryssa scratchleyi		427-429
Tigerfish		171-172
Tilapia		114, 317, 349-351, 423, 1378
Tin Can Bay		48, 53, 65
Tinca tinca		1635
Toadfish		382
Toothcarp		249
Torrens Catchment	Lake Eyre Hardyhead	1252-1265
Townsville rainbowfish		334
Toxotes	chatareus	168, 242, 263, 286-287, 303, 305, 335, 365, 396, 423
Toxotes	jaculator	330
Toxotes	sp.	166, 168
Trachystoma petardi	see also Myxus petardi	350
Translocated Rainbowfish		2162-2174
Trevally		259, 382
Trifasciata	Tris in the Daintree	1244
Tropics	A week in the wet tropics	1318-1333
Trout		31, 322, 329, 349
Trout gudgeon northern		242
Tuerong Creek		1073
Tupong		22, 397-398
Turtles	chilodina longicolus	804
Turtles	emydura sp.	601, 1236
Turtles	snakehead turtle	804
Turtles		804, 852, 1057, 1574, 1575
Turtles	elseya georgesi	852
Utchee Creek rainbow	fish	89, 1662-1667
Van Heurn's Rainbowfish		1622-1629
Waigeo	M.catherinae	1317, 1334-1336
Water Beetles		1997-2001
Water Dragon		1487-1488
Water Spider	Dolomedes sp.	1374
Water Tigers		1997-2001
Waterfall	Dendrobium Waterfall	1486
Weipa	Wanderings - Part 1	1440-1452
Weipa	Wanderings - Part 2	1454-1465
Werneri		906
West Papua	2012 expedition	1790-1798
Western Australian galaxiella		8
Western carp gudgeon		131, 350, 648
Western chanda perch		41
Western Minnow		1246-1251, 1246
Western rainbowfish		325-327, 853
Whistling Kite		1501, 1517
Whitley's Bulolo rainbow		14
Wombat	Vombatus urinus	1214
Xiphophorus	helleri	350
Xiphophorus	maculatus	350
Yabbies		754, 956, 1071, 1072, 1704
Yarra Pygmy Perch		321-323, 638, 641, 754, 756
Yellow perchlet		351
Yellowbelly		349-351
Yellow-finned bream		351
Zebra Goby		304
Zebra Mbuna	Maylandia sp.	1377
Zenarchopterus	novaeguineae	501, 2076
Zenarchopterus	novaeguineae (?)	423

INDEX (publication)

FOS Vol01 No1	1-12
FOS Vol01 No2	13-24
FOS Vol01 No3	25-36
FOS Vol01 No4	37-48
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Volume 38(3) 2024 (December)

Martin, G., Lamin, C. & Rose, P. 2024. The rediscovery of the Victorian Southern Purple-spotted Gudgeon (aka “Zombie Fish”) – a conservation success story. Fishes of Sahul 38(3), 2194–2231.

Salossa, M. 2024. Sago Palm as a vital element for New Guinea native fishes. Fishes of Sahul 38(3), 2232–2241.

Allen, G. 2024. Fry foods - Part 2 - Egg yolk and vinegar eels. Fishes of Sahul 38(3), 2242–2251.

Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2024. Fish in Focus: Hogan’s Sole Synclidopus hogani (Soleidae). Fishes of Sahul 38(3), 2252–2254.

Volume 38(2) 2024 (June)

Unmack, P.J. 2024. Magnificent Blue-eyes. Fishes of Sahul 38(2), 2111–2126.

Lawler, J., Bargenquast, J., Heemskerk, W. & Hammer, M. 2024. New record of the Swamp Blue-eye (Pseudomugilidae) from Australia. Fishes of Sahul 38(2), 2127–2136.

Allen, G.R., Hammer, M.P., Unmack, P.J. & Storey, A.W. 2024. A remarkable radiation of five species in the genus Kiunga (Teleostei: Pseudomugilidae) from the Fly River system, Papua New Guinea with descriptions of three new species. Fishes of Sahul 38(2), 2137–2157.

Hammer, M.P., Allen, G.R., Adams, M. & Unmack, P.J. 2024. The Mangrove Blue-eye, a new species of Pseudomugil (Pisces: Pseudomugilidae) from eastern Queensland, Australia. Fishes of Sahul 38(2), 2158–2171.

Heemskerk, W. 2024. Breeding the Mangrove Blue-eye. Fishes of Sahul 38(2), 2172–2175.

Scharpf, C. 2024. Fishes of Sahul: an Etymological Survey (Part 7), Pseudomugilidae and Telmatherinidae. Fishes of Sahul 38(2), 2176–2189.

Gauci, P. & Scharpf, C. 2024. Fish in Focus: Ivantsoff ’s Blue-eye Pseudomugil ivantsoffi (Pseudomugilidae). Fishes of Sahul 38(2), 2190–2192.

Volume 38(1) 2024 (March)

Salossa, M. 2024. Exotic species invasions and human-driven threats undermine pristine habitat of iconic rainbowfishes in the Ayamaru lakes and Lake Sentani. Fishes of Sahul 38(1), 2076–2089.

Briggs, G. 2024. Aquatic habitats along the Warburton Trail. Fishes of Sahul 38(1), 2090–2097.

Allen, G. 2024. Fry foods - Part 1 - Easy green water and infusoria. Fishes of Sahul 38(1), 2098–2103.

Unmack, P.J. 2024. How to bring Smelt home alive. Fishes of Sahul 38(1), 2104–2108.

Volume 37(2) 2023 (December)

Mailliet, C., Graf, G. & Heemskerk, W. 2023. West Papua 2023 - experiences and results. Fishes of Sahul 37(2), 2032–2057.

Unmack, P.J. 2023. Salt, your next best friend. Fishes of Sahul 37(2), 2058–2060.

Wager, R. 2023. Why salt helps Sahul fishes: osmosis explained. Fishes of Sahul 37(2), 2061–2062.

Graf, G.A., Ohee, H.L., Herder, F. & Haryono, H. 2023. A new species of rainbowfish (Melanotaeniidae), Melanotaenia jakora, from Western New Guinea (Papua Barat Province, Indonesia). Fishes of Sahul 37(2), 2063–2068.

Graf, G.A. 2023. The discovery of Melanotaenia jakora and hints for keeping and breeding. Fishes of Sahul 37(2), 2069–2072.

Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2023. Fish in Focus: Drysdale Gudgeon Hypseleotris notata (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul 37(2), 2073–2074.

Volume 37(1) 2023 (March)

Martin, K. & Barclay, S. 2023. First record of the Critically Endangered Malanda Rainbowfish in the Mulgrave-Russell drainage basin, Atherton Tablelands. Fishes of Sahul 37(1), 1994–2000.

O’Reilly, L. 2023. Keeping Brine Shrimp in outdoor tubs. Fishes of Sahul 37(1), 2001–2005.

Scharpf, C. 2023. Fishes of Sahul: An etymological survey (part 6), the Rainbowfishes. Fishes of Sahul 37(1), 2006–2022.

Wilson, D. & Stanton, M. 2023. Fish in Focus: Freshwater Sawfish Pristis pristis (Pristidae). Fishes of Sahul 37(1), 2023–2030.

Volume 36(4) 2022 (December)

Martin, K. & Barclay, S. 2022. Notes on a new rainbowfish from the Daintree rainforest, north Queensland. Fishes of Sahul 36(4), 1950–1961.

Mailliet, C. 2022. Helping find new rainbowfish in West Papua, through online research. Fishes of Sahul 36(4), 1962–1967.

Scharpf, C. 2022. Fishes of Sahul: An etymological survey (part 5), the Rainbowfishes. Fishes of Sahul 36(4), 1968–1992.

Volume 36(3) 2022 (September)

Pulvirenti, R. 2022. Trips away with Gunther. Fishes of Sahul 36(3), 1902–1907.

Schmida, G. 2022. The curse of the Goyder - Part 2. Fishes of Sahul 36(3), 1908–1948.

Volume 36(2) 2022 (June)

Stephenson, G. 2022. A tribute to Gunther Eugen Schmida. Fishes of Sahul 36(2), 1856–1873.

Schmida, G. 2022. The curse of the Goyder - Part 1. Fishes of Sahul 36(2), 1874–1900.

Volume 36(1) 2022 (March)

Allen, G. 2022. Collecting the Lake Tebera Rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 36(1), 1824–1831.

Briggs, G. & Armstrong, N. 2022. Lake Tebera Rainbowfish Melanotaenia herbertaxelrodi - 40 years in the hobby. Fishes of Sahul 36(1), 1832–1835.

Lange, G. 2022. Lake Tebera Rainbowfish Melanotaenia herbertaxelrodi - love at first sight. Fishes of Sahul 36(1), 1836–1838.

Littlejohn, P. 2022. The dreaded White Spot parasite, a guide to identification and treatment. Fishes of Sahul 36(1), 1839–1849.

Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2022. Fish in Focus: Goldie Rainbowfish Melanotaenia goldiei (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul 36(1), 1850–1854.

Volume 35(4) 2021 (December)

Maddock, D. 2021. Rainbowfish Man - a collection of anecdotes celebrating the life of Ron Bowman. Fishes of Sahul 35(4), 1796–1806.

Anon. 2021. Transcript of a radio interview with Ron Bowman. Fishes of Sahul 35(4), 1807–1808.

Lange, G. 2021. Remembering Ron Bowman. Fishes of Sahul 35(4), 1809.

Bowman, R. 2021. Some observations on Rainbowfish behaviour. Fishes of Sahul 35(4), 1810–1811.

Lintermans, M., Raadik, T.A. & Unmack, P.J. 2021. Taking stock of Stocky’s: the discovery of a second population of the threatened Galaxias tantangara in the upper Murrumbidgee catchment. Fishes of Sahul 35(4), 1812–1826.

Volume 35(3) 2021 (September)

Hammer, M.P. 2021. Tasmanogobius and the hunt for a heavenly goby. Fishes of Sahul 35(3), 1768–1781.

Littlejohn, P. 2021. Notes on collecting and transporting native freshwater fishes. Fishes of Sahul 35(3), 1782–1786.

O’Reilly, L. & Unmack P.J. 2021. The great debate: bags vs buckets. Fishes of Sahul 35(3), 1787–1788.

Martin, G., Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2021. Fish in focus: Twospine Blackfish Gadopsis bispinosa (Gadopsidae). Fishes of Sahul 35(3), 1789–1794.

Volume 35(2) 2021 (June)

Briggs, G. 2021. Magnificent Mogurnda of the Atherton Tablelands. Fishes of Sahul 35(2), 1722–1744.

Martin, K., Hammer, M.P. & Unmack P.J. 2021. New locality records for carp gudgeons (Hypseleotris spp) in the Queensland Wet Tropics. Fishes of Sahul 35(2), 1745–1749.

Unmack P.J. & Hammer, M.P. 2021. A range extension into the Gulf of Carpentaria for Midgley’s Carp Gudgeon. Fishes of Sahul 35(2), 1750–1752.

Cousins, J., Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2021. Fish in focus: Poreless Gudgeon Oxyeleotris nullipora (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul 35(2), 1753–1766.

Volume 35(1) 2021 (March)

Graf, J. 2021. Around Vogelkop. Fishes of Sahul 35(1), 1690–1705.

Scharpf, C. 2021. Fishes of Sahul: An Etymological Survey (part 4), the Rainbowfishes. Fishes of Sahul 35(1), 1706–1714.

Wilson, D. & Scharpf, C. 2021. Fish in Focus: Beachrock Mangrovegoby Mugilogobius littorals (Gobiidae). Fishes of Sahul 35(1), 1715–1720.

Volume 34(4) 2020 (December)

Lenagan, J. 2020. Cairns to Weipa and back, through a new lens: Part 2. Gobioides of the Wet Tropics. Fishes of Sahul 34(4), 1642–1657.

Roberts, D. 2020. Conserving the Endangered Mary River Cod (Maccullochella mariensis): the difference one person can make. Fishes of Sahul 34(4), 1658–1675.

Martin, G., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2020. Fish in focus: Congolli Pseudaphritis urvillii (Pseudaphritidae). Fishes of Sahul 34(4), 1676–1688.

Volume 34(3) 2020 (September)

Evers, H-G. 2020. Some of the world’s most amazing Rainbowfishes from the karst rivers on the Central Ayamaru Plateau. Fishes of Sahul 34(3), 1610–1625.

Amick, P.K., Yarrao, M. & Storey, A. 2020. A review of the genus Kiunga (Teleostei: Pseudomugilidae), with notes on distribution, potential environmental impacts and recommendations for research and conservation. Fishes of Sahul 34(3), 1626–1636.

Cousins, J., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2020. Fish in focus: Sorong Rainbowfish Melanotaenia fredericki (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul 34(3), 1637–1640.

Volume 34(2) 2020 (June)

Moy, K.G., Jones, M. & Unmack, P.J. 2020. Dust, ash, blackwater and mud: what have they done to my Darling Hardyhead?. Fishes of Sahul 34(2), 1550–1567.

Scharpf, C. 2020. Fishes of Sahul: an etymological survey (part 3). Fishes of Sahul 34(2), 1568–1582.

Moy, K.G., Wilson, D., Briggs, G., Hansen, B., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2020. Fish in foscus: Craterocephalus “stercusmuscarum” group species (Atherinidae). Fishes of Sahul 34(2), 1583–1608.

Volume 34(1) 2020 (March)

Martin, K. & Barclay, S. 2020. Impacts of a natural landslide on the fish community of a small tropical Queensland stream. Fishes of Sahul 34(1), 1520–1530.

Woodhouse, W. 2020. An urban oasis in south-eastern Sydney – the gudgeons of Cooper Park. Fishes of Sahul 34(1), 1531–1535.

Wilson, D. 2020. Aquarium fish food for omnivorous fishes and invertebrates – home made. Fishes of Sahul 34(1), 1536–1537.

Lange, G. 2020. Kill the creep – salt creep. Fishes of Sahul 34(1), 1538–1539.

Gauci, P, Lange, G., Wilson, D., Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2020. Fish in focus: Blueback Blue-eye Pseudomugil cyanodorsalis (Pseudomugilidae). Fishes of Sahul 34(1), 1540–1548.

Volume 33(4) 2019 (December)

Hammer, M. 2019. One becomes three: research behind the naming of two new dwarf rainbowfishes in the Melanotaenia maccullochi species complex. Fishes of Sahul 33(4), 1492–1500.

Amick, P.K. 2019. The Himalayan Snow Trout (Schizothorax richardsonii) is doing the unintended in Papua New Guinean rivers. Fishes of Sahul 33(4), 1501–1508.

Shoesmith, D, Romanowksi, N., Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2019. Fish in focus: Spotted Galaxias Galaxias truttaceus (Galaxiidae). Fishes of Sahul 33(4), 1509–1518.

Volume 33(3) 2019 (September)

Lenegan, J. 2019. Cairns to Weipa and back, through a new lens: the Gobioides. Part 1. Fishes of Sahul 33(3), 1447–1483.

Tappin, A.R. Briggs, G., Stanton, M., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2019. Fish in focus: Pygmy Rainbowfish Melanotaenia pygmaea (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul 33(3), 1484–1490.

Volume 33(2) 2019 (June)

Martin, K. & Barclay, S. 2019. McCulloch’s Rainbowfish Melanotaenia maccullochi (Melanotaeniidae) in the Queensland Wet Tropics. Fishes of Sahul 33(2), 1404–1416.

Scharpf, C. 2019. Fishes of Sahul: an etymological survey (part 2). Fishes of Sahul 33(2), 1417–1439.

Lamin, C., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2019. Fish in foscus: Western Pygmy Perch Nannoperca vittata (Percichthyidae). Fishes of Sahul 33(2), 1440–1446.

Volume 33(1) 2019 (March)

Tappin, A.R. & O’Reilly 2019. Radical Rhads, the amazing Ornate Rainbowfish!. Fishes of Sahul 33(1), 1362–1402.

Volume 32(4) 2018 (December)

Graf, J. & Lange, G. 2018. Another trip to West Papua. Fishes of Sahul 32(4), 1336–1349.

Martin, K. 2018. The Cairns Rainbowfish Cairnsichthys rhombosomoides (Melanotaeniidae): distribution patterns and conservation status. Fishes of Sahul 32(4), 1350–1357.

Blake, R. 2018. Hermaphroditism or plain male? Two apparent female Eastern Rainbowfish Melanotaenia splendida splendida producing fry. Fishes of Sahul 32(4), 1358–1360.

Volume 32(3) 2018 (September)

Hammer, M. & Duguid. A. 2018. Fishes in Australia’s Red Centre. Fishes of Sahul 32(3), 1282–1302.

Unmack, P.J. 2018. Rains of fishes: real or myth in Outback Australia? Fishes of Sahul 32(3), 1303–1305.

Mossop, K. & Moran, N. 2018. Surviving in the desert: how behaviour enables the Desert Goby to persist. Fishes of Sahul 32(3), 1306–1315.

Kerezsy, A. 2018. Where had they come from? Understanding fish migrations in a desert river. Fishes of Sahul 32(3), 1316–1323.

Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J., Hammer, M. & Scharpf, C. 2018. Fish in focus: Central Australian Mogurnda species (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul 32(3), 1324–1334.

Volume 32(2) 2018 (June)

Scharpf, C. 2018. Fishes of Sahul: an etymological survey (part 1). Fishes of Sahul 32(2), 1248–1260.

Martin, K. & Barclay, S. 2018. The story of the Daintree Rainbowfish (Cairnsichthys bitaeniatus), Australia’s newest rainbowfish species. Fishes of Sahul 32(2), 1261–1270.

Briggs, G., Sambell, B., Wilson, D., Martin, K. & Hansen, B. & Scharpf, C. 2018. Fish in foscus: Seven-spot Archerfish Toxotes chatareus (Toxotidae). Fishes of Sahul 32(2), 1271–1280.

Volume 32(1) 2018 (March)

Shoesmith, D. 2018. An ANGFA insight into the freshwater fishes of New Zealand. Fishes of Sahul 32(1), 1214–1224.

Inbun, B.Y. & Smith, P.T. 2018. Recent developments at Lake Kutubu: impacts on the fish and the Foe people. Fishes of Sahul 32(1), 1225–1239.

Wilson, D., Hammer, M. & Scharpf, C. 2018. Fish in focus: Wilson’s Mangrovegoby Mugilogobius wilsoni (Gobiidae). Fishes of Sahul 32(1), 1240–1246.

Volume 31(4) 2017 (December)

Tappin, A.R. 2017. Breeding Threadfin Rainbowfish Iriatherina werneri (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul 31(4), 1182–1188.

Moy, K.G. & Unmack, P.J. 2017. Update on saving the Running River Rainbowfish – new populations established and going well!. Fishes of Sahul 31(4), 1189–1197.

Lamin, C. 2017. Breeding Flinders Pygmy Perch Nannoperca “flindersi” (Percichthyidae). Fishes of Sahul 31(4), 1198–1204.

Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J., Stanton, M. & Scharpf, C. 2017. Fish in focus: Marjorie’s Hardyhead Craterocephalus marjoriae (Atherinidae). Fishes of Sahul 31(4), 1205–1211.

Volume 31(3) 2017 (September)

Tustin, D. 2017. The lost Rainbowfish – Melanotaenia corona (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul 31(3), 1143–1161.

Martin, K. 2017. Translocated rainbowfishes (Melanotaeniidae) and blue-eyes (Pseudomugilidae) in the Queensland Wet Tropics. Fishes of Sahul 31(3), 1162–1174.

Lenagan, J., Unmack, P.J., Hansen, B. & Scharpf, C. 2017. Fish in focus: Peacock Gudgeon Tateurndina ocellicauda (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul 31(3), 1175–1180.

Volume 31(2) 2017 (June)

Martin, K. & Barclay, S. 2017. Factors influencing distribution and form of the Utchee Rainbowfish Melanotaenia utcheensis (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul 31(2), 1095–1117.

Fauth, S. 2017. Husbandry and captive breeding of Mouth Almighty Glossamia aprion (Apogonidae). Fishes of Sahul 31(2), 1118–1122.

Tappin, A., Unmack, P.J., O’Reilly, L., Briggs, G., Hansen, B., Stanton, M. & Scharpf, C. 2017. Fish in foscus: Crimson-spotted Rainbowfish Melanotaenia duboulayi (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul 31(2), 1123–1141.

Volume 31(1) 2017 (March)

Kerezsy, A. 2017. Invasion complete: the quick march of Sleepy Cod through the Cooper Creek catchment in central Australia. Fishes of Sahul 31(1), 1067–1072.

Lange, G. & Graf, J. 2017. The discovery of Melanotaenia garylangei – the Golden Rainbowfish from Dekai. Fishes of Sahul 31(1), 1073–1078.

Lange, G. & Graf, J. 2017. Keeping and raising Melanotaenia garylangei – the Golden Rainbowfish from Dekai. Fishes of Sahul 31(1), 1079–1080.

Unmack, P.J., Sambell, B., Wilson, D., Lach, M. & Scharpf, C. 2017. Fish in focus: Hyrtl’s Catfish Neosilurus hyrtlii (Plotosidae). Fishes of Sahul 31(1), 1081–1093.

Volume 30(4) 2016 (December)

Unmack, P.J., Martin, K.C., Hammer, M.P., Ebner, B., Moy, K. & Brown C. 2016. Malanda Gold: the tale of a unique rainbowfish from the Atherton Tablelands, now on the verge of extinction. Fishes of Sahul 30(4), 1039–1054.

Romanowski, N. 2016. Reticulated Freshwater Pipefish (Hippichthys heptogonus) and others. Fishes of Sahul 30(4), 1055‑1060.

Moores, G., Lenagan, J., Unmack, P.J., Martin, K.C. & Scharpf, C. 2016. Fish in focus: Snakehead Gudgeon Giuris margaritacea (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul 30(4), 1061‑1066.

Volume 30(3) 2016 (September)

Thierbach, B. 2016. Empire Gudgeon: one more breeding attempt. Fishes of Sahul 30(3), 1010–1014.

Martin, K. 2016. Black-banded Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia nigrans) in the Queensland Wet Tropics – a failed translocation? Fishes of Sahul 30(3), 1015–1020.

Wager, R.N.E. 2016. First successful rearing of Hypseleotris compressa larvae in aquaria. A long lost article by Rob Wager (written circa 1991) with annotations added 2016. Fishes of Sahul 30(3), 1021–1024.

Unmack, P.J. 2016. Update on saving Running River Rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 30(3), 1025–1032.

Unmack, P.J., Hansen, B., Briggs, G., Stanton, M., Scharpf, C. & Gill, A. 2016. Fish in focus: Empire Gudgeon Hypseleotris compressa (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul 30(3), 1033–1037.

Volume 30(2) 2016 (June)

Graf, J. & Lange, G. 2016. Discovering Melanotaenia bowmani and Melanotaenia grunwaldi. Fishes of Sahul 30(2), 980–988.

Hansen, B. & Constable, R. 2016. Blue-eye diversity in Australia, including new distribution locality records with a focus on Torres Strait Islands. Fishes of Sahul 30(2), 989–996.

Romanowski, N. 2016. Giant water beetles and water tigers: serious predators on a small scale. Fishes of Sahul 30(2), 997–1001.

Tappin, A., Briggs, G., Wilson, D. & Scharpf, C. 2016. Fish in focus: Blackmast Craterocephalus stramineus (Atherinidae). Fishes of Sahul 30(2), 1002–1008.

Volume 30(1) 2016 (March)

Eisemberg, C.C. & Berra, T.M. 2016. Fish species sold in the Kikori market, Papua New Guinea, with reference to the nurseryfish, Kurtus gulliveri (Perciformes: Kurtidae). Fishes of Sahul 30(1), 942–949.

Allen, G.R., Unmack, P.J. & Hadiaty, R.K. 2016. Pseudomugil luminatus, a new species of blue-eye (Teleostei: Pseudomugilidae) from southern New Guinea, with notes on P. gertrudae. Fishes of Sahul 30(1), 950–961.

Martin, K.C. & Barclay, S. 2016. A review of the distribution and status of ‘Burdekin rainbowfish’ populations in north Queensland. Fishes of Sahul 30(1), 962–972.

Briggs, G., Sambell, B., Hansen, B. & Scharpf, C. 2016. Fish in focus: Coal Grunter Hephaestus carbo. Fishes of Sahul 30(1), 973–978.

Volume 29(4) 2015 (December)

Roberts, D. 2015. What is the future of the critically endangered Elizabeth Springs goby? Fishes of Sahul 29(4), 922–933.

Unmack, P.J. and Hammer, M.P. 2015. Burdekin rainbowfish on the verge of disappearing from Running River! Fishes of Sahul 29(4), 933–937.

Shoesmith, D. 2015. Unusual coloured Galaxias. Fishes of Sahul 29(4), 937-940.

Volume 29(3) 2015 (September)

Allen, G.R. 2015. In the footsteps of Wallace: 2013 Aru Islands expedition. Fishes of Sahul 29(3), 894–903.

Briggs, G. 2015. A quick trip for rhads (ornate rainbowfish). Fishes of Sahul 29(3), 904–913.

Tustin, D.P.S. 2015. Melanotaenia of New Guinea and the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (continued from Vol. 29 No. 2). Fishes of Sahul 29(3), 913–920.

Volume 29(2) 2015 (June)

Graf, J., Herder, F. and Hadiaty, R.K. 2015. A new species of rainbowfish (Melanotaeniidae), Melanotaenia garylangei, from western New Guinea (Papua Province, Indonesia). Fishes of Sahul 29(2), 870–881.

O’Reilly, L. 2015. Breeding the honey blue-eye (Pseudomugil mellis). Fishes of Sahul 29(2), 882–887.

Tustin, D.P.S. 2015. Melanotaenia of New Guinea and the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (continued). Fishes of Sahul 29(2), 888–892.

Volume 29(1) 2015 (March)

Allen, G.R., Unmack, P.J. and Hadiaty, R.K. 2015. Melanotaenia rubrivittata, a new species of rainbowfish (Melanotaeniidae) from northwestern Papua Province, Indonesia. Fishes of Sahul 29(1), 846–859.

Lange, G., Graf, J. and Dority, D. 2015. Were those red laser “stripes” really worth it? – the hunt for the Wapoga red laser rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 29(1), 859–865.

Shoesmith, D. 2015. A community hero – the dwarf flathead gudgeon. Fishes of Sahul 29(1), 866–868.

Volume 28(4) 2014 (December)

Tustin, D.P.S. 2014. Melanotaenia of New Guinea and the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Fishes of Sahul 28(4), 826–832.

Romanowski, N. 2014. Freshwater crayfishes in the Otway Ranges, south-western Victoria: it’s a long story. Fishes of Sahul 28(4), 833–838.

Schmida, G. 2014. An underrated rainbowfish: Cairnsichthys rhombosomoides. Fishes of Sahul 28(4), 839–844.

Volume 28(3) 2014 (September)

Kerezsy, A. 2014. Red-finned blue-eye: the story so far. Fishes of Sahul 28(3), 806–812.

Aland, G. 2014. Moa Island fish survey. Fishes of Sahul 28(3), 812–817.

Littlejohn, P. 2014. Notes on an ancient and tiny crustacean, the syncarid: Koonunga cursor. Fishes of Sahul 28(3), 818–824.

Volume 28(2) 2014 (June)

Maebe, G. 2014. Expedition to West Papua 2012. Fishes of Sahul 28(2), 780–798.

Tustin, D.P.S. 2014. The names you know, the people you don’t: Hendrikus Albertus Lorentz. Fishes of Sahul 28(2), 799–804.

Volume 28(1) 2014 (March)

Aland, G. 2014. Mabuiag Island fish survey. Fishes of Sahul 28(1), 774–782.

Tustin, D.P.S. 2014. The names you know, the people you don’t: James Douglas Ogilby. Fishes of Sahul 28(1), 783–788.

Volume 27(4) 2013 (December)

Carmody, G. 2013. Ivantsoff’s blue-eye – emblem of Timika. Fishes of Sahul 27(4), 758–761.

Graf, J. and Lange, G. 2013. Exploring the Siriwo River in New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul 27(4), 762–772.

Volume 27(3) 2013 (September)

Maebe, G. 2013. Aquarists at the service of science. Fishes of Sahul 23(3), 742–748.

Tustin, D.P.S. 2013. The names you know, the people you don’t: Dr. Marinus Boesman. Fishes of Sahul 27(3), 749–752.

Yuen, D., Beard, B. and Wilson, D. 2013. Chameleon shrimp - Caridina sp. WA-4, collection and captive husbandry in the aquarium. Fishes of Sahul 27(3), 753–756.

Volume 27(2) 2013 (June)

Schmida, G. 2013. The dwarf rainbowfish Melanotaenia maccullochi – Ogilby, 1915. Fishes of Sahul 27(2), 726–734.

Anon 2013. Vale – Norbert Grunwald – 25-04-1936 – 17-04-2013. Fishes of Sahul 27(2), 734.

O’Reilly, L. 2013. The Cooktown connection: surveying the Endeavour and McIvor river systems 2010 – Part 2. Fishes of Sahul 27(2), 735–740.

Volume 27(1) 2013 (March)

O’Reilly, L. 2013. The Cooktown connection: surveying the Endeavour and McIvor river systems 2010 – Part 1. Fishes of Sahul 27(1), 710–718.

Romanowski, N. 2013. Notes on two Galaxias species in south-western Victoria: Part 2: the coastal form. Fishes of Sahul 27(1), 719–724.

Volume 26(3) 2012 (December)

Tucceri, T. 2012. Conservation of Galaxiella pusilla re-visited. Fishes of Sahul 26(3), 694–700.

Schmida, G. 2012. Blowing my own trumpet. Fishes of Sahul 26(3), 701–708.

Volume 26(2) 2012 (August)

Bowman, R. 2012. Some observations on rainbowfish behaviour. Fishes of Sahul 26(2), 678–681.

Romanowski, N. 2012. Notes on two Galaxias species in south-western Victoria: Part 1: landlocked forms. Fishes of Sahul 26(2), 681–686.

Abell, M. 2012. Native plants for aquaria (Part 2). Fishes of Sahul 26(2), 687–692.

Volume 26(1) 2012 (June)

Briggs, G. 2012. Utchee Creek rainbowfish (at Utchee and elsewhere). Fishes of Sahul 26(1), 662–667.

Anon 2012. Fishes of Sahul editor retires – “thank you Rudie”. Fishes of Sahul 26(1), 667.

Littlejohn, P. 2012. A rare find from the Lang Lang River – Neochanna cleaveri. Fishes of Sahul 26(1), 668–672.

Abell, M. 2012. Native plants for aquaria (Part 1). Fishes of Sahul 26(1), 673–676.

Volume 25(3) 2011 (December)

Taxacher, M. 2011. Mugilogobius chulae and some other members of the genus. Fishes of Sahul 25(3), 642–649.

Maebe, G. 2011. Rainbowfishes’ first migration to Europe. Fishes of Sahul 25(3), 650–655.

O’Reilly, L. 2011. Recent rhad discoveries. Fishes of Sahul 25(3), 656–658.

Kuiter, R.H. 2011. Alpine spiny-cray. Fishes of Sahul 25(3), 659–660.

Volume 25(2) 2011 (June)

Graf, J. 2011. Van Heurn’s rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 25(2), 622–629.

Kuiter, R.H. 2011. Budj Bim fishes. Fishes of Sahul 25(2), 630–640.

Volume 25(1) 2011 (March)

Allen, G.R. and Hadiaty, R.K. 2011. A new species of rainbowfish (Melanotaeniidae), from western New Guinea (West Papua Province, Indonesia). Fishes of Sahul 25(1), 602–607.

Schnell, M. 2011. Brackish creek fishes of Narrabeen Lake. Fishes of Sahul 25(1), 608–617.

Kuiter, R.H. 2011. Upper-Murray Galaxias. Fishes of Sahul 25(1), 618–619.

Volume 24(3) 2010 (November)

Tustin, D.P.S. 2010. Searching for the Ifaupan River. A remote “e”-xploration of Palau Misool. Fishes of Sahul 24(3), 582–592.

Aland, G. 2010. Range extension for Porochilus rendahli and new record for the Murray Darling catchment. Fishes of Sahul 24(3), 593–595.

Schmida, G. 2010. Dance of the butterflies. Fishes of Sahul 24(3), 596–600.

Volume 24(2) 2010 (August)

Briggs, G. 2010. Glorious empire gudgeons. Fishes of Sahul 24(2), 562.

Schmida, G. 2010. Pretty pictures. Fishes of Sahul 24(2), 563–575.

Romanowski, N. 2010. The emergence of the blue-spotted hawker dragonfly. Fishes of Sahul 24(2), 576–580.

Volume 24(1) 2010 (May)

Lo, A. 2010. The Mermaid Pool climbing Cox’s gudgeon. Fishes of Sahul 24(1), 542–543.

Maebe, G. 2010. ANZ (Australia – New Zealand) fish-safari. Fishes of Sahul 24(1), 544–555.

Romanowski, N. 2010. Moulting and mating in the freshwater crab. Fishes of Sahul 24(1), 556–560.

Volume 23(3) 2009 (December)

O’Reilly, L., Hansen, B., Moores, G. and Wilson, D. 2009. Heli-fishing the upper Katherine River. Fishes of Sahul 23(3), 522–531.

Briggs, G. 2009. Australian purple-spotted gudgeons. Fishes of Sahul 23(3), 532–535.

Powell, A. 2009. Chilatherina fasciata, Lake Wanam. Fishes of Sahul 23(3), 536–537.

Littlejohn, P. 2009. Freshwater polychaete in Australia. Fishes of Sahul 23(3), 538–540.

Anon 2009. Erratum to V23-2. Fishes of Sahul 23(3), 540.

Volume 23(2) 2009 (April-July)

Graf, J. and Ohee, H.L. 2009. Glossolepis from northern New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul 23(2), 504–512.

Stanton, M. and Turner, G. 2009. Observations of eel-tailed catfish migrating. Fishes of Sahul 23(2), 513–517.

Kuiter, R.H. 2009. Galaxias maculatus – common jollytail. Fishes of Sahul 23(2), 518–520.

Volume 23(1) 2009 (January-March)

Graf, J. 2009. Two new rainbowfishes (Melanotaenia affinis “Bonggo” and Melanotaenia sp. “Suswa Village”). Fishes of Sahul 23(1), 478–481.

Schnell, M. 2009. Feeder creek fishes of Narrabeen Lagoon. Fishes of Sahul 23(1), 482–498.

Kuiter, R. 2009. Freshwater blackfishes. Fishes of Sahul 23(1), 499–500.

Volume 22(4) 2008 (October-December)

O’Reilly, L. 2008. Weipa wanderings (part 2). Fishes of Sahul 22(4), 454–465.

Bleher, H. 2008. A Pseudomugil account. Fishes of Sahul 22(4), 466–470.

McCormack, R.B. and Coughran, J. 2008. Euastacus maccai, a new freshwater crayfish from New South Wales. Fishes of Sahul 22(4), 471–476.

Volume 22(3) 2008 (July-September)

Allen, G.R. 2008. Return to Arguni. Fishes of Sahul 22(3), 430–439.

O’Reilly, L. 2008. Weipa wanderings (part 1). Fishes of Sahul 22(3), 440–452.

Volume 22(2) 2008 (April-June)

O’Reilly, L. and Reid, A. 2008. ANGFA-QLD 2008 field trip to the western rivers. Fishes of Sahul 22(2), 406–413.

Kuiter, R.H. 2008. The southern pygmy perch. Fishes of Sahul 22(2), 414–417.

Briggs, G. 2008. ANGFA-VIC 2008 field trip to Shepparton. Fishes of Sahul 22(2), 418–422.

Walstad, D. 2008. Managing mycobacteriosis. Fishes of Sahul 22(2), 423–427.

Hammer, M. 2008. Amazing rediscovery in South Australia. Fishes of Sahul 22(2), 428.

Volume 22(1) 2008 (January-March)

Bowman, R. 2008. Significant signifers. Fishes of Sahul 22(1), 382–389.

Hammer, M. and Wedderburn, S. 2008. The threatened Murray hardyhead. Natural history and captive rearing. Fishes of Sahul 22(1), 390–399.

Keller, K. and Brown, C. 2008. A new sighting of the Oxleyan pygmy perch. Fishes of Sahul 22(1), 400–404.

Volume 21(3-4) 2007 (July-December)

Maddern, M. 2007. The one-spot livebearer: another introduced ornamental fish in Australia. Fishes of Sahul 21(3-4), 342–347.

Powell, A. 2007. Hermaphrodite rainbows. Fishes of Sahul 21(3-4), 348–349.

Walker, G. and Walker, D. 2007. Red mud riverland – Renmark. Fishes of Sahul 21(3-4), 350–352.

Allen, M. 2007. Rediscovery of a jewel. Fishes of Sahul 21(3-4), 353–363.

Abell. M. and Girkin, D. 2007. 2006 ANGFA combined clubs field trip. Fishes of Sahul 21(3-4), 364–374.

Kuiter, R.H. 2007. Hazelwood Pondage cichlids. Fishes of Sahul 21(3-4), 375–380.

Volume 21(2) 2007 (April-June)

Briggs, G. 2007. A week in the Wet Tropics. Fishes of Sahul 21(2), 318–333.

Unmack, P.J. 2007. The Batanta and Waigeo rainbowfishes, further clarified. Fishes of Sahul 21(2), 334–336.

Shoesmith, D. 2007. The fishes I wished and missed. Fishes of Sahul 21(2), 337–340.

Volume 21(1) 2007 (January-March)

Armstrong, N. 2007. South east Arnhem Land. Fishes of Sahul 21(1), 294–307.

Coughran, J. and Leckie, S. 2007. Euastacus pilosus n. sp., a new crayfish from the highland forests of northern New South Wales, Australia. Fishes of Sahul 21(1), 308–316.

Volume 20(4) 2006 (October-December)

Moores, G. 2006. Gap Creek rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 20(4), 270–271.

Kuiter, R. 2006. Coward Springs country. Fishes of Sahul 20(4), 272–276.

Carmody, G. 2006. The fishes of Cooloola. Fishes of Sahul 20(4), 277–283.

Mailliet, C. 2006. Cling gobies from Biak. Fishes of Sahul 20(4), 284–287.

Mathews, G., Kuiter, R.H. and Walker, G. 2006. Desert trilling frog. Fishes of Sahul 20(4), 288–292.

Volume 20(3) 2006 (July-September)

Carmody, G. and Smith, L. 2006. The western minnow. Fishes of Sahul 20(3), 246–251.

Kuiter, R.H. 2006. Torrens catchment’s Lake Eyre hardyhead. Fishes of Sahul 20(3), 252–265.

Wilson, D. 2006. Bedjal – the famous red rainbowfish from Arnhem Land. Fishes of Sahul 20(3), 266–268.

Volume 20(2) 2006 (April-June)

Bowman, R. 2006. A surprise guest: Melanotaenia gracilis, the slender rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 20(2), 222–225.

Bleher, H. 2006. Australia's outback 2005. 8,000 km across Australia's outback following the 2005 ANGFA Convention. Fishes of Sahul 20(2), 226–243.

Armstrong, N. 2006. Tri's in the Daintree. Fishes of Sahul 20(2), 244.

Volume 20(1) 2006 (January-March)

Abell, M. 2006. Lidwill's dwarf goby. Fishes of Sahul 20(1), 198–201.

Kuiter, R.H. 2006. Wild Tasmania. Fishes of Sahul 20(1), 202–220.

Volume 19(4) 2005 (October-December)

Briggs, G. 2005. Murray River rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 19(4), 174–176.

Mathews, G., Walker, G., Mathwin, R. and Hammer, M. 2005. Spring tides, Galaxias and the River Torrens, South Australia. Fishes of Sahul 19(4), 177–186.

Hansen, B. 2005. Snakehead gudgeon observation. Fishes of Sahul 19(4), 187–190.

Coughran, J. 2005. Cherax leckii n. sp. (Decapoda: Parastacidae), a new crayfish from coastal, northeastern New South Wales. Fishes of Sahul 19(4), 191–196.

Volume 19(3) 2005 (July-September)

Briggs, G. 2005. Victoria's brackish gobies. Fishes of Sahul 19(3), 150–153.

Sambell, B. 2005. Expedition to the Barcoo River. Fishes of Sahul 19(3), 154–159.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. More on dwarf galaxias. Fishes of Sahul 19(3), 160–163.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. Common carp, its origin. Fishes of Sahul 19(3), 164–166.

Leckie, S. and Coughran, J. 2005. Euastacus suttoni (Clark 1941), the New England Crayfish. Fishes of Sahul 19(3), 167–172.

Volume 19(2) 2005 (April-June)

Mailliet, C. and Saunders, A. 2005. Madagascar rainbowfish. Notes on some recently discovered Bedotia species. Fishes of Sahul 19(2), 126–134.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. Gerald R. Allen explores the Solomon Islands. Fishes of Sahul 19(2), 135–139.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. What is a species anyway? Fishes of Sahul 19(2), 140–141.

Armstrong, N. 2005. Melanotaenia inornata - the chequered rainbowfish. One of Australia’s most ignored rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 19(2), 141–142.

Coughran, J. and Leckie, S. 2005. News from the wilderness of crayfish research. Fishes of Sahul 19(2), 143–148.

Volume 19(1) 2005 (January-March)

Raadik, T.A. 2005. Dorrigo Plateau – a biodiversity “hot-spot” for galaxiids. Fishes of Sahul 19(1), 97–107.

Bleher, H. 2005. Batanta, Waigeo and Misool rainbowfish clarification. Fishes of Sahul 19(1), 108–119.

Walker, G. and Walker, D. 2005. Congolli’s past and future in South Australia. Fishes of Sahul 19(1), 120–124.

Volume 18(4) 2004 (October-December)

Walker, G. 2004. An isolated desert fish in the Lake Torrens catchment. Fishes of Sahul 18(4), 74–79.

Romanowski, N. 2004. Notes on dwarf galaxias Galaxiella pusilla. Fishes of Sahul 18(4), 80–86.

Allen, G.R. 2004. Two new species of gobiid fishes (Lentipes and Stenogobius) from fresh waters of Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul 18(4), 87–96.

Volume 18(3) 2004 (July-September)

Knight, J. and Butler, G. 2004. Conserving threatened Australian fishes: Nannoperca oxleyana and Maccullochella ikei. Fishes of Sahul 18(3), 50–57.

Mailliet, C. 2004. “Those little red fish” Melanotaenia parva and Glossolepis pseudoincisus. Fishes of Sahul 18(3), 58–67.

Kuiter, R.H. 2004. Cathedral Rock National Park. Fishes of Sahul 18(3), 68–72.

Volume 18(2) 2004 (April-June)

Pierce, B., Young, M. and Sim, T. 2004. South Australia’s Flinders Ranges fishes. Fishes of Sahul 18(2), 25–41.

Leggett, R. 2004. Rivers I have known – Burdekin River. Fishes of Sahul 18(2), 42–43.

Wilson, D. 2004. The late dry season fish of Arrinyaki Creek. Fishes of Sahul 18(2), 44–47.

Kuiter, R.H. 2004. Myora Springs surprise. Fishes of Sahul 18(2), 48.

Volume 18(1) 2004 (January-March)

Hammer, M. and Horne, P. 2004. Threatened ecological communities of South Australia’s south-east. Fishes of Sahul 18(1), 2–7.

Walsh, D. and Chang-Kum, K. 2004. Victoria’s south-west. Fishes of Sahul 18(1), 8–15

Leggett, R. 2004. Rivers I have known – King George River. Fishes of Sahul 18(1), 16–17.

Mailliet, C. 2004. The Waigeo rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 18(1), 18–20.

Kuiter, R.H. 2004. Australian fairy shrimp. Fishes of Sahul 18(1), 21–22.

Armstrong, N. 2004. Walker River’s marbled frog. Fishes of Sahul 18(1), 23–24.

Volume 17(3&4) 2003 (September-December)

Bowman, R. 2003. Celebrating 20 years of Fishes of Sahul. Fishes of Sahul 17(3&4), 950.

Kuiter, R.H. 2003. Discovering Ewens pygmy perch. Fishes of Sahul 17(3&4), 952–959.

Schmida, G. 2003. Cheeky little buggers - a look at Australian blue-eyes. Fishes of Sahul 17(3&4), 960–975.

Kuiter, R.H. 2003. More on Galaxias fuscus. Fishes of Sahul 17(3&4), 976–977.

Allen, G.R. 2003. Allomogurnda, a new genus of gudgeon (Eleotrididae) from fresh waters of New Guinea, with descriptions of seven new species. Fishes of Sahul 17(3&4), 978–997.

Kuiter, R.H. 2003. Special spiny crays. Fishes of Sahul 17(3&4), 998–1000.

Volume 17(2) 2003 (May-June)

Allen, G.R. 2003. Unexplored islands of Papua New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul 17(2), 925–948.

Volume 17(1) 2003 (March-April)

Leggett, R. 2003. Rivers I have known - Drysdale River. Fishes of Sahul 17(1), 902–905.

Bowman, R. 2003. The self-replicating werneri population. Fishes of Sahul 17(1), 906–913.

Howe, G. 2003. Are Australian native fish better at eating mosquito larvae than introduced Gambusia holbrooki? Fishes of Sahul 17(1), 914–915.

Howe, G. 2003. Distribution of Gambusia holbrooki in the Myall River. Fishes of Sahul 17(1), 916–920.

Volume 16(4) 2002 (December)

Bowman, R. 2002. Mellis in Melbourne. Fishes of Sahul 16(4), 878–883.

Romanowski, N. 2002. Water tigers: dragonflies in the pond. Fishes of Sahul 16(4), 884–887.

Bell, G. 2002. Red-eyed tree frog. Fishes of Sahul 16(4), 888–891.

Armstrong, N. 2002. Mangrove gobies. Fishes of Sahul 16(4), 892–897.

Briggs, G. 2002. Purple-spotted gudgeons without the spots? Fishes of Sahul 16(4), 898–900.

Volume 16(3) 2002 (October-November)

Unmack, P. 2002. Darwin rainbows. Fishes of Sahul 16(3), 854–863.

Sambell, B. 2002. Saratoga. Fishes of Sahul 16(3), 864–870.

Romanowski, N. 2002. The marshworts: Nymphoides. Fishes of Sahul 16(3), 871–874.

Coleman, N. 2002. Not your ordinary freshwater crab. Fishes of Sahul 16(3), 875–876.

Volume 16(2) 2002 (May-June)

Raadik, T.A. and Kuiter, R.H. 2002. Kosciuszko Galaxias: a story of confusion and imminent peril. Fishes of Sahul 16(2), 830–835.

Joss, J. 2002. Australian lungfish, Neoceratodus forsteri. Fishes of Sahul 16(2), 836–844.

Romanowski, N. 2002. Floating-leaf pondweeds: the game of the name. Fishes of Sahul 16(2), 845–847.

Delventhal, N.R. 2002. “Sex change” in desert gobies: could there be two explanations for the rumour? Fishes of Sahul 16(2), 848–849.

Girkin, D. 2002. The Sorong rainbowfish Melanotaenia fredericki. Fishes of Sahul 16(2), 850.

Kuiter, R.H. 2002. Bellinger River, NSW. Fishes of Sahul 16(2), 851–852.

Volume 16(1) 2002 (February-March)

Wilson, D. 2002. A visit with the Djelk rangers of central Arnhem Land. Fishes of Sahul 16(1), 806–814.

Kuiter, R.H. 2002. North Stradbroke Island, Queensland. Fishes of Sahul 16(1), 815–819.

Hammer, M. 2002. Natural habitat, spawning and rearing of the Dalhousie catfish. Fishes of Sahul 16(1), 820–827.

Kuiter, R.H. 2002. Spider? Fishes of Sahul 16(1), 828.

Volume 15(4) 2001 (November-December)

Kuiter, R.H. 2001. Blind gudgeon. Fishes of Sahul 15(4), 782–784.

Raadik, T.A. 2001. When is a mountain galaxias not a mountain galaxias? Fishes of Sahul 15(4), 785–789.

Crockford, B. 2001. Chilatherina axelrodi. Fishes of Sahul 15(4), 790–795.

Romanowski, N. 2001. Sacred lotus – native and exotic. Fishes of Sahul 15(4), 796–798.

Briggs, G. 2001. The spotted rainbow. Fishes of Sahul 15(4), 798–802.

Littlejohn, P. 2001. The little Aussie battler. Fishes of Sahul 15(4), 803.

Kuiter, R.H. 2001. Diving freshwater. Fishes of Sahul 15(4), 804.

Volume 15(3) 2001 (September-October)

Trneny, C. 2001. A day time view of a night time fish. Fishes of Sahul 15(3), 758–765.

Allen, G.R. 2001. A new species of rainbowfish (Glossolepis: Melanotaeniidae) from Irian Jaya, Indonesia. Fishes of Sahul 15(3), 766–775.

Crockford, B. 2001. Lake Wanam fasciata Chilatherina fasciata wanamensis, a subspecies in trouble. Fishes of Sahul 15(3), 776–779.

Kuiter, R. 2001. Diving freshwater. Fishes of Sahul 15(3), 780.

Volume 15(2) 2001 (June-July)

Briggs, G. 2001. Finke Mogurnda. Fishes of Sahul 15(2), 734–739.

Armstrong, N. 2001. Desert gobies Chlamydogobius. Fishes of Sahul 15(2), 740–749.

Chang-kum, K. 2001. Frogs in a fish-room. Fishes of Sahul 15(2), 750–751.

Briggs, G. 2001. Laura River rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 15(2), 752–753.

Littlejohn, P. 2001. The unnamed yabbie from Victoria. Fishes of Sahul 15(2), 754–756.

Volume 15(1) 2001 (March-April)

Bleher, H. 2001. The search for Melanotaenia angfa. Fishes of Sahul 15(1), 710–719.

Chuah, E., Smith, L. and Wilson, D. 2001. Ondinia purpurea den Hartog (Nymphaeaceae) a personal journey. Fishes of Sahul 15(1), 720–725.

Aarn and Ivantsoff, W. 2001. Predation on native fishes by Gambusia holbrooki in the Orara River, New South Wales. Fishes of Sahul 15(1), 726–732.

Volume 14(3) 2000 (October)

Armstrong, N. 2000. Arafura Swamp. Fishes of Sahul 14(3), 693–698.

Hansen, B. 2000. “Starke” raving mad. Fishes of Sahul 14(3), 699–708.

Volume 14(2) 2000 (June-July)

Malcolm, H. and Graham, P. 2000. Freshwater fishes of Hinchinbrook Island. Fishes of Sahul 14(2), 669–679.

Aarn and Ivantsoff, W. 2000. Cranial, cartilage formation and calcification sequences of Rhadinocentrus ornatus. Fishes of Sahul 14(2), 680–685.

Allen, G.R. and Jenkins, A.P. 2000. Australian freshwater gudgeons, genus Mogurnda. Fishes of Sahul 14(2), 686–689.

Bowman, R. 2000. Observations of the spawning of the rhino-horn goby Redigobius baleatus. Fishes of Sahul 14(2), 690–692.

Volume 14(1) 2000 (March)

Unmack, P.J. 2000. The genus Hypseleotris of southeastern Australia, its identification and breeding biology. Fishes of Sahul 14(1), 645–657.

Komori, K. 2000. Glassfish and systematics, endangered subject behind the scene of glassfish study. Fishes of Sahul 14(1), 657–662.

Hansen, B. 2000. Tune in and turn on to grunters. Fishes of Sahul 14(1), 663–666.

Briggs, G. 2000. A crazy name for a “crazy fish”. Fishes of Sahul 14(1), 666–668.

Volume 13(3) 1999 (October)

Crockford, B. 1999. Lake Wanam revisited – a habitat under threat. Lake Wanam survey. Fishes of Sahul 13(3), 621–629.

Crockford, B., Littlejohn, P. and Vincent, M. 1999. The Lake Wanam rainbowfish, Papua New Guinea field expedition. Fishes of Sahul 13(3), 629–638.

Briggs, G. 1999. Yarra pygmy perch Edelia obscura. Fishes of Sahul 13(3), 638–641.

ANGFA Victoria. 1999. Field trip results – Port Fairy 28-29/3/98. Fishes of Sahul 13(3), 641–642.

Olney, D. 1999. Observations of pygmy perch (Edelia obscura) in an aquarium. Fishes of Sahul 13(3), 642.

Hansen, B. 1999. A Queensland quandary. Fishes of Sahul 13(3), 643–644.

Volume 13(2) 1999 (June-July)

Hansen, B. 1999. Peace at the olive branch. Fishes of Sahul 13(2), 605–608.

Luxon, R. 1999. Two new Melanotaenia trifasciata morphs from the Weipa spring country. Fishes of Sahul 13(2), 609–611.

Howe, E. 1999. The breeding and embryology of the desert goby, Chlamydogobius eremius (Zietz, 1896). Fishes of Sahul 13(2), 611–613.

Yakovlevich, P. 1999. Fingerprinting fishes. Detection of generic, interspecific and intraspecific variation in the mitochondrial cytochrome b gene of silverside fishes (Atherinomorpha: Atherinidae) using PCR/SSCP and DNA sequencing. Fishes of Sahul 13(2), 614–620.

Volume 13(1) 1999 (March)

Bowman, R. 1999. Twelve spotted blue-eye morphs – a study of variations within the Pseudomugil gertrudae species. Fishes of Sahul 13(1), 589–595.

Hansen, B. 1999. Kimberley cool. Fishes of Sahul 13(1), 595–604.

Volume 12(3) 1998 (October)

Crockford, B. 1998. Melanotaenia goldei. Fishes of Sahul 12(3), 573–575.

Allen, G.R. 1998. Irian adventures. Fishes of Sahul 12(3), 575–582.

Hansen, B. 1998. Aquatic plants of Sahul: aquatic plants from New Guinea – the genus Cryptocoryne. Fishes of Sahul 12(3), 583–588.

Volume 12(2) 1998 (June-July)

Briggs, G. 1998. Conquering the mountain (rainbowfish that is). Fishes of Sahul 12(2), 557–560.

Crockford, B. 1998. Pseudomugil paskai. Fishes of Sahul 12(2), 561–562.

Bowman, R. 1998. A rainbowfish guards his spawning site. Fishes of Sahul 12(2), 562.

Armstrong, N. 1998. The Mamberamo River’s mighty multisquamatus. Fishes of Sahul 12(2), 563–565.

Bollig, H.F. 1998. The extended phenotype. Fishes of Sahul 12(2), 566–568.

Armstrong, N. 1998. A very new goby. Fishes of Sahul 12(2), 569–570.

Armstrong, N. 1998. Aquatic plants of Sahul: Pogosteman stellatus syn. Dysophylla stellata. Fishes of Sahul 12(2), 571–572.

Volume 12(1) 1998 (March)

Lo, A. 1998. The Galaxias brevipinnis of Curl Curl Creek. Fishes of Sahul 12(1), 541–551.

Hansen, B. 1998. Gulliveri’s travels. Fishes of Sahul 12(1), 551–552.

Briggs, G. 1998. Murray-Darling Mogurnda adspersa. Fishes of Sahul 12(1), 553–556.

Volume 11(3) 1997 (October)

Hunter, R. 1997. Glossolepis ramuensis the Ramu rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 11(3), 525–526.

Hansen, B. 1997. Lawn Hill’s gorgeous gorge. Fishes of Sahul 11(3), 527–532.

Bowman, R. 1997. Rainbowfishes in a small gene pool – a review. Fishes of Sahul 11(3), 532–538.

Armstrong, N. 1997. Aquatic plants of Sahul: Aponogeton bullosus (and some comments on A. elongatus). Fishes of Sahul 11(3), 539–540.

Volume 11(2) 1997 (June)

Crockford, B. 1997. Kiunga ballochii. Fishes of Sahul 11(2), 505–507.

Aarn, Ivantsoff, W. and Hansen, B. 1997. East Coast sympatry: differential development characteristics of two rainbowfish and a blue-eye (Teleostei: Atheriniformes: Melanotaeniidae and Pseudomugilidae) of eastern Australia, with a discussion of adult preferences. Fishes of Sahul 11(2), 507–519.

Hansen, B. 1997. In Deepwater near 1770. Fishes of Sahul 11(2), 519–520.

Armstrong, N. 1997. The continuing trifasciata saga. Fishes of Sahul 11(2), 521–524.

Volume 11(1) 1997 (March)

Schmida, G. 1997. What’s in a name anyway. My thoughts on the genus Melanotaenia. Fishes of Sahul 11(1), 481–500.

Hansen, B. 1997. Zany Zenarchopterus. Fishes of Sahul 11(1), 501–503.

Fletcher, A. 1997. An aquarium spawning of the dwarf flathead gudgeon Philypnodon sp. 1. Fishes of Sahul 11(1), 503–504.

Volume 10(3) 1996 (October)

Bowman, R. 1996. To the Pascoe – and beyond. Fishes of Sahul 10(3), 465–478.

Armstrong, N. 1996. Eriocaulon setaceum – aquatic plants of Sahul. Fishes of Sahul 10(3), 479–480.

Volume 10(2) 1996 (June-July)

Armstrong, N. 1996. The beauty of Peppimenarti country. Fishes of Sahul 10(2), 449–454.

Herbert, B. 1996. The Claudies – worth a second look. Fishes of Sahul 10(2), 454–459.

Unmack, P.J. 1996. The unique Cooper Creek catfish from central Australia. Fishes of Sahul 10(2), 460–464.

Volume 10(1) 1996 (March)

Caughey, A. 1996. The Murray cod – myth and magic. Fishes of Sahul 10(1), 433–439.

Dawson, A. and Dawson, F. 1996. Magnificent Wallaby Creek rainbow. Fishes of Sahul 10(1), 439–443.

Leggett, R. 1996. Salted rainbows, the perfect hors-d’oeuvre. Fishes of Sahul 10(1), 443–444.

Bollig, H.F. 1996. Looking beyond the border of the aquarium: cannibalism in rainbowfishes – an “efficient” strategy? Fishes of Sahul 10(1), 444–448.

Volume 9(3) 1995 (October)

Hansen, B. 1995. Kikori kaleidoscope. Fishes of Sahul 9(3), 417–423.

Armstrong, N. and Bowman, R. 1995. Melanotaenia trifasciata – a habitat guide. Fishes of Sahul 9(3), 424–426.

Herbert, B.W., Midgley, S.H. and Midgley, M.M. 1995. Records of Thryssa scratchleyi in Queensland and the Northern Territory. Fishes of Sahul 9(3), 427–429.

Tappin, A.R. 1995. Redfinned blue-eye. Fishes of Sahul 9(3), 430–432.

Volume 9(2) 1995 (June)

Armstrong, N. 1995. A dwarf maccullochi in the Northern territory. Fishes of Sahul 9(2), 401–404.

Tappin, A.R. 1995. Blue-eyes revisited. Fishes of Sahul 9(2), 405–411.

Hansen, B. 1995. Inconspicuous by name and nature. Fishes of Sahul 9(2), 412–414.

Walker, T.G. 1995. Mogurnda species “Balcanoona”. Fishes of Sahul 9(2), 414–416.

Volume 9(1) 1995 (February)

Bleher, H. 1995. The fish of the century – or just of the decade. Fishes of Sahul 9(1), 385–391.

Hansen, B. 1995. Walker River walkabout – a rich tapestry. Fishes of Sahul 9(1), 391–396.

Caughey, A. 1995. Aquarium notes on keeping the tupong – Pseudaphritis urvillii. Fishes of Sahul 9(1), 397–398.

Unmack, P.J. and Paras, G.J. 1995. Galaxiella pusilla: around Melbourne, going going, nearly gone. Fishes of Sahul 9(1), 398–400.

Volume 8(3) 1994 (September)

Leggett, R. 1994. Collecting in the Kimberley. Fishes of Sahul 8(3), 369–373.

Allen, G.R. 1994. The ANGFA rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 8(3), 374–379.

Hansen, B. 1994. A look at Hinchinbrook. Fishes of Sahul 8(3), 379–382.

Hand, K. 1994. Desert rainbows (part 2). Fishes of Sahul 8(3), 382–384.

Volume 8(2) 1994 (March)

Hand, K. 1994. Desert rainbows. Fishes of Sahul 8(2), 353–357.

Hansen, B. 1994. A splendid area for splendida’s. Fishes of Sahul 8(2), 357–359.

ANGFA (QLD) Inc. 1994. Survey results Cape York, October 1991. Fishes of Sahul 8(2), 359–365.

Gough, K. 1994. Townsville blue-eyes. Fishes of Sahul 8(2), 365.

Romanowski, N. 1994. Apparent hermaphrodism in Melanotaenia fluviatilis. Fishes of Sahul 8(2), 366.

Hansen, B. 1994. The spangled perch – Leiopotherapon unicolor. Fishes of Sahul 8(2), 367–368.

Volume 8(1) 1993 (August) (new front cover)

Allen, G.R. 1993. Australia’s rarest rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 8(1), 337–340.

Hansen, B. 1993. A top trip to the tip – the ANGFA Cape York Expedition, 1991. Fishes of Sahul 8(1), 341–345.

Leggett, R. 1993. Freshwater fishes of Iron Range and adjoining areas. Fishes of Sahul 8(1), 346–347.

Johnson, J. 1993. The fishes of the Brisbane River. Fishes of Sahul 8(1), 347–352.

Volume 7(4) 1993 (February) (new banner)

Bowman, R. 1993. Melanotaenia splendida australis – the western rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 7(4), 325–327.

Armstrong, N. 1993. Re-discovering Galaxias fuscus. Fishes of Sahul 7(4), 328–329.

McLaren, R. 1993. Records on collecting gertrudae. Fishes of Sahul 7(4), 330.

Gough, K. 1993. Almost “freshwater” fishes NQ. Fishes of Sahul 7(4), 330–332.

Caughey, A. and Armstrong, N. 1993. A code of ethics for ANGFA fishkeepers. Fishes of Sahul 7(4), 332–334.

Hume, S. 1993. Lake Eacham update. Fishes of Sahul 7(4), 334–336.

Volume 7(3) 1992 (September)

Hansen, B. 1992. A forgotten jewel – Rhadinocentrus ornatus. Fishes of Sahul 7(3), 313–317.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1992. Rhadinocentrus ornatus survey records. Fishes of Sahul 7(3), 317–318.

Caughey, A. 1992. Some aquarium notes on Galaxias truttaceus. Fishes of Sahul 7(3), 319.

Zhu, D. 1992. Rainbow fish – another method for identification. Fishes of Sahul 7(3), 320–321.

Unmack, P. 1992. Victorian pygmy perches. Fishes of Sahul 7(3), 321–323.

Briggs, G. 1992. Blue-eye trouble shooting (revisited). Fishes of Sahul 7(3), 323–324.

Volume 7(2) 1992 (March)

Hansen, B. 1992. Next time I’ll linger longer at the wonderful Wonga! Fishes of Sahul 7(2), 301–303.

Hansen, B., Wilson, D. and Dawson, A. 1992. Summary – fish distribution survey. Fishes of Sahul 7(2), 303–305.

Ivantsoff, W. and Crowley, L. 1992. Rainbowfishes from the Atherton Tablelands. Fishes of Sahul 7(2), 305–310.

Wager, R. 1992. The, Oxleyan pygmy perch. Maintaining breeding populations. Fishes of Sahul 7(2), 310–312.

Volume 7(1) 1991 (October)

Bowman, R. and Armstrong, N. 1991. Melanotaenia trifasciata – a multiplicity of morphs. Fishes of Sahul 7(1), 292–293.

Hansen, B. 1991. The golden fishes of Goanna Lagoon. Fishes of Sahul 7(1), 294–295.

Short, J.W. 1991. Predatory behaviour of the spangled perch, Leiopotherapon unicolor Günther on the river prawn, Macrobrachium australiense Holthius under laboratory conditions. Fishes of Sahul 7(1), 296–300.

Lewis, M. and Lewis, C. 1991. Melanotaenia trifasciata (Rendahl) from Eliot Creek, Queensland. Fishes of Sahul 7(1), 289–292.

Volume 6(4) 1991 (July)

Ivantsoff, W., Unmack, P., Saeed, B. and Crowley, L.E.L.M. 1991. A redfinned blue-eye, a new species and genus of the family Pseudomugilidae from central western Queensland. Fishes of Sahul 6(4), 277–282.

Unmack, P. and Brumley, C. 1991. Initial observations on spawning and conservation status of redfinned blue-eye (Scaturinichthys vermeilipinnis). Fishes of Sahul 6(4), 282–284.

Hansen, B. 1991. Top fish from the Top End. Fishes of Sahul 6(4), 285–287.

Dawson, A. 1991. The mysterious nursery fish, (Kurtidae Family). Fishes of Sahul 6(4), 287–288.

Volume 6(3) 1991 (April)

Bowman, R. 1991. The Oktedi rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 6(3), 265–267.

Howe, E. and Howe, C. 1991. Seasonal reproductive activity in two populations of the Pacific blue-eye P. signifer (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul 6(3), 268–276.

Volume 6(2) 1990 (November)

Leggett, R. 1990. Breeding notes on a new goby from the Jardine River. Fishes of Sahul 6(2), 253–254.

Lambkin, L. 1990. Breeding the lungfish, ceratodus at Belmont, N.S.W. Fishes of Sahul 6(2), 255–257.

Hansen, B. 1990. Galaxias in paradise. Fishes of Sahul 6(2), 257–259. [G. maculatus on Lord Howe Island]

Leggett, R. 1990. Freshwater fish of the Cape York area. Fishes of Sahul 6(2), 259–264.

Volume 6(1) 1990 (March)

Caughey, A., Hume, S. and Wattam, A. 1990. Melanotaenia eachamensis – history and management of the captive stocks. Fishes of Sahul 6(1), 241–247.

Leggett, R. 1990. A fish in danger – Nannoperca oxleyana. Fishes of Sahul 6(1), 247–249.

Hansen, B. 1990. Pseudomugil cyanodorsalis. Fishes of Sahul 6(1), 249–252.

Volume 5(4) 1989 (September)

Allen, G.R. 1989. Return to Lake Kutubu. Fishes of Sahul 5(4), 229–233.

Hansen, B. 1989. The sooty grunter – Hephaestus fuliginosus. Fishes of Sahul 5(4), 233–235.

Hansen, B. 1989. The Australian smelt – Retropinna semoni. Fishes of Sahul 5(4), 235–236.

Romanowski, N. 1989. Murray River rainbowfish: a reply to Lloyd. Fishes of Sahul 5(4), 236–240.

Volume 5(3) 1989 (June)

Allen, G.R. 1989. Lake Eacham rainbowfish rediscovered? Fishes of Sahul 5(3), 217–219.

Pusey, B.J. 1989. Gas exchange during aestivation in Lepidogalaxias salamandroides. Fishes of Sahul 5(3), 219–223.

Marshall, J. 1989. Galaxias olidus in southern Queensland. Fishes of Sahul 5(3), 223–225.

Hansen, B. 1989. Collecting on the Claudies. Fishes of Sahul 5(3), 225–228.

Volume 5(2) 1988 (October)

Howe, E., Howe, C. and Doyle, S. 1988. The surface of the egg in blue-eyes Pseudomugil spp. Fishes of Sahul 5(2), 205–211.

Hansen, B. 1988. A jaunt to the Jardine. Fishes of Sahul 5(2), 211–215.

Kleiberg, T. 1988. The Cairns rainbowfish Cairnsichthys rhombosomoides (Nicholson and Raven). Fishes of Sahul 5(2), 215–216.

Volume 5(1) 1988 (August)

Armstrong, N. 1988. The chequered rainbow Melanotaenia splendida inornata. Fishes of Sahul 5(1), 193, 195.

Bowman, R. 1988. Editorial. Fishes of Sahul 5(1), 194.

Marshall, J. 1988. An extension of the known range of Rhadinocentrus ornatus. Fishes of Sahul 5(1), 196–197.

Lambkin, L. 1988. The Australian lungfish, ceratodus Neoceratodus forsteri. Fishes of Sahul 5(1), 197–200.

Hansen, B. 1988. The purple-spotted gudgeon – Mogurnda adspersa. Fishes of Sahul 5(1), 200–2002.

Hortle, K.G. 1988. First records of fresh water eels from the Fly River system, Papua New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul 5(1), 202–2004.

Volume 4(4) 1988 (February)

Armstrong, N. 1988. The mountain rainbowfish – Melanotaenia monticola. Fishes of Sahul 4(4), 181–182.

Hortle, K.G. 1988. Sexual dimorphism in the Papuan freshwater longtom Strongylura kreffti (Günther) (Pisces: Belonidae). Fishes of Sahul 4(4), 182–187.

Hansen, B. 1988. Propagate or perish – some thoughts on species maintenance. Fishes of Sahul 4(4), 187–189.

Lloyd, L.N. 1987. Is the Murray rainbowfish endangered? Fishes of Sahul 4(4), 189–192.

Volume 4(3) 1983 (July)

Wattam, A. 1987. The Fly River rainbowfish Melanotaenia sexlineata (Munro, 1964). Fishes of Sahul 4(3), 169–170.

Hansen, B. 1987. Something different – Terapon jarbua (Forsskal). Fishes of Sahul 4(3), 171–172.

Brown, R. 1987. Preserving species quality of native fishes in the aquarium. Fishes of Sahul 4(3), 173–174.

Young, M. 1987. A tank breeding of Mogurnda mogurnda. Fishes of Sahul 4(3), 174–177.

Bowman, R. 1987. Spawning mops. Fishes of Sahul 4(3), 178–179.

Hansen, B. 1987. A new location for delicate blue-eyes. Fishes of Sahul 4(3), 179–180.

Volume 4(2) 1987 (April)

Armstrong, N. 1987. The Pascoe River rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 4(2), 157–160.

Leggett, R. 1987. Oxyeleotris nullipora, the collecting, spawning behaviour and growth of a new gudgeon from the Jardine River. Fishes of Sahul 4(2), 160–162.

Young, M. 1987. A tank spawning of Hypseleotris compressa. Fishes of Sahul 4(2), 162–164.

Crockford, B. 1987. The genus Glossolepis. Fishes of Sahul 4(2), 164–165.

Hansen, B. 1987. Werneri from the wild. Fishes of Sahul 4(2), 165–168.

Volume 4(1) 1996 (July-September)

Young, M. 1986. Bringing the blind gudgeon into captivity. Fishes of Sahul 4(1), 145–148.

Marshall, J. 1986. Honey blue eyes in the Noosa River. Fishes of Sahul 4(1), 148.

Hansen, B. 1986. Melanotaenia splendida fluviatilis. Fishes of Sahul 4(1), 149–150.

Fulton, W. 1986. The Tasmanian mudfish Galaxias cleaveri Scott. Fishes of Sahul 4(1), 150–151.

Midgley, S.H. and Merrick, J.R. 1986. A portable, collapsible aquarium. Fishes of Sahul 4(1), 152–153.

Crockford, B. 1986. The family Melanotaeniidae. Fishes of Sahul 4(1), 153–156.

Stanton, R. 1986. A new Melanotaenia trifasciata colour variety? Fishes of Sahul 4(1), 156.

Volume 3(4) 1996 (April-June)

Bowman, R. 1986. Sawfish in captivity – Preston, Victoria 1984. Fishes of Sahul 3(4), 133.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1986. Fraser Island – freshwater habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul 3(4), 134–136.

Hansen, B. 1986. Glossolepis incisus. Fishes of Sahul 3(4), 136–138.

Hansen, B. 1986. Hypseleotris compressa. Fishes of Sahul 3(4), 139–140.

Romanowski, N. 1986. Murray River rainbowfish (Melanotaenia splendida fluviatilis), thermal limitations and repopulation strategies for a marginal habitat. Fishes of Sahul 3(4), 141–144.

Volume 3(3) 1986 (Jan-March)

Semple, G. 1986. Pseudomugil signifer – maintenance, reproduction and early development of the Pacific blue-eye. Fishes of Sahul 3(3), 121–125.

Crockford, B. 1986. Glossolepis multisquamatus. Fishes of Sahul 3(3), 126–127.

Smales, K. 1986. The desert goby under threat. Fishes of Sahul 3(3), 128.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1986. Fraser Island – freshwater habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul 3(3), 129–132.

Volume 3(2) 1985 (October-December)

Semple, G. 1985. Pseudomugil tenellus – maintenance, reproduction and early development of the delicate blue-eye. Fishes of Sahul 3(2), 109–113.

Crockford, B. 1985. Glossolepis wanamensis. Fishes of Sahul 3(2), 113–116.

Crockford, B. 1985. Chilatherina campsi. Fishes of Sahul 3(2), 116–118.

Bowman, R. 1985. Rainbowfishes – egg posting and fry raising. Fishes of Sahul 3(2), 118–120.

Volume 3(1) 1985 (July-September)

Semple, G. 1985. Craterocephalus stercusmuscarum – maintenance, reproduction and early development of the fly-specked hardyhead. Fishes of Sahul 3(1), 97–102.

Crockford, B. 1985. Glossolepis maculosus. Fishes of Sahul 3(1), 102–104.

Semple, G. 1985. Pseudomugil gertrudae – maintenance, reproduction and early development of the spotted blue-eye. Fishes of Sahul 3(1), 105–108.

Volume 2(4) 1985 (April-June)

Armstrong, N. 1985. A wilderness of rivers. Fishes of Sahul 2(4), 85–90.

Semple, G. 1985. Ambassis macleayi. Fishes of Sahul 2(4), 90–94.

Romanowski, N. 1985. Melanotaenia splendida fluviatilis – endangered status of the Murray River form. Fishes of Sahul 2(4), 94–96.

Volume 2(3) 1985 (January-March)

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1985. Freshwater fish – habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul 2(3), 73–77.

Tappin, A. 1985. Iratherina werneri – aquarium observations. Fishes of Sahul 2(3), 78–79.

Crockford, B. 1985. Iratherina werneri – breeding procedure. Fishes of Sahul 2(3), 80.

Campbell, R. 1985. Melanotaenia eachamensis. Fishes of Sahul 2(3), 81.

Leiper, G. 1985. Pseudomugil gertrudae – breeding notes. Fishes of Sahul 2(3), 82.

Leiper, G. 1985. Rhadinocentrus ornatus – rare colour forms. Fishes of Sahul 2(3), 82–83.

Bowman, R. 1985. Fish transfer techniques. Fishes of Sahul 2(3), 83–84.

Volume 2(2) 1984 (October-December)

Semple, G. 1984. Marjorie’s hardyhead, Craterocephalus marjoriae. Fishes of Sahul 2(2), 61–64.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1984. Tin Can Bay – freshwater fish habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul 2(2), 65–66.

Crockford, B. 1984. The genus Popondetta. Fishes of Sahul 2(2), 66–68.

Armstrong, N. 1984. Keeping rainbowfishes. Fishes of Sahul 2(2), 68–70.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1984. A.N.G.F.A. habitat survey – environmental/habitat survey: Dalrymple Creek 27.11.83. Fishes of Sahul 2(2), 70–71.

Leiper, G. 1984. Honey blue-eyes – endangered? Fishes of Sahul 2(2), 72.

Volume 2(1) 1984 (July-September)

Caughey, A. 1984. The peacock gudgeon, Tateurndina ocellicauda. Fishes of Sahul 2(1), 49–53.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1984. Tin Can Bay – freshwater fish habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul 2(1), 53–54.

Travis, N. 1984. The barred rainbowfish, Chilatherina fasciata. Fishes of Sahul 2(1), 55–56.

Bowman, R. 1984. Chilatherina fasciata (Clearwater Creek) – some colour observations. Fishes of Sahul 2(1), 57.

Rimmer, M.A. and Merrick, J.R. 1984. Preliminary studies on the capacity to aestivate in the mountain galaxias (Galaxias olidus). Fishes of Sahul 2(1), 58–60.

Volume 1(4) 1984 (April-June)

Tappin, A.R. 1984. In search of the honey blue-eye, Pseudomugil mellis. Fishes of Sahul 1(4), 37–39.

Lloyd, L. 1984. Exotic fishes: useful additions or “animal weeds”? Fishes of Sahul 1(4), 39–42.

Crockford, B. 1984. Melanotaenia lacustris, Lake Kutubu Rainbow. Fishes of Sahul 1(4), 43–46.

Armstrong, N. 1984. “Pagwi” rainbow. Fishes of Sahul 1(4), 46–47.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1984. Tin Can Bay – freshwater fish habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul 1(4), 48.

Volume 1(3) 1984 (January-March)

Tappin, A.R. 1984. Spawning the blackmast: Quirichthys stramineus. Fishes of Sahul 1(3), 25–27.

Bowman, R. 1984. ANGFA visits Neil Armstrong. Fishes of Sahul 1(3), 28.

Leggett, R. 1984. The olive perch Ambassis nigripinnis. Fishes of Sahul 1(3), 29–30.

Bowman, R. 1984. Blue eyes. Fishes of Sahul 1(3), 30.

Socolof, R. 1984. Can anyone help? Fishes of Sahul 1(3), 30.

Lloyd, L. 1984. Exotic fishes: useful additions or “animal weeds”? Fishes of Sahul 1(3), 31–34.

Tsang, P. 1984. More about blue eyes. Fishes of Sahul 1(3), 35–36.

Volume 1(2) 1983 (October-December)

Allen, G.R. 1983. Chilatherina bulolo, a valid species of rainbowfish (Melanotaeniidae) from northern New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul 1(2), 13–17.

Thompson, G. 1983. The desert goby Chlamydogobius eremius. Fishes of Sahul 1(2), 17–20.

Tappin, A.R. 1983. Drying effects on the eggs of the rainbow fishes. Fishes of Sahul 1(2), 20–21.

Bowman, R. 1983. ANGFA visits Neil Armstrong. Fishes of Sahul 1(2), 22

Leggett, R. 1983. Rhadinocentrus ornatus – southern soft-spined sunfish. Fishes of Sahul 1(2), 23–24.

Volume 1(1) 1983 (July-September)

Armstrong, N. 1983. Melanotaenia trifasciata. Fishes of Sahul 1(1), 1–4.

Backhouse, G.N. 1983. The dwarf galaxias, Galaxiella pusilla (Mack, 1936) in Victoria. Fishes of Sahul 1(1), 5–8.

Thompson, G. 1983. Can you help? Fishes of Sahul 1(1), 9.

Pusey, B.J. 1983. The Shannon mud minnow Lepidogalaxias salamandroides (Mees). Fishes of Sahul 1(1), 9–11.

Bowman, R. 1983. Trouble shooting with ANGFA. Blue eyes. Fishes of Sahul 1(1), 12.

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Aarn and Ivantsoff, W. 2000. Cranial, cartilage formation and calcification sequences of Rhadinocentrus ornatus. Fishes of Sahul 14(2), 680–685.

Aarn and Ivantsoff, W. 2001. Predation on native fishes by Gambusia holbrooki in the Orara River, New South Wales. Fishes of Sahul 15(1), 726–732.

Abell, M. 2006. Lidwill's dwarf goby. Fishes of Sahul 20(1), 198–201.

Abell, M. 2012. Native plants for aquaria (Part 1). Fishes of Sahul 26(1), 673–676.

Abell, M. 2012. Native plants for aquaria (Part 2). Fishes of Sahul 26(2), 687–692.

Abell. M. and Girkin, D. 2007. 2006 ANGFA combined clubs field trip. Fishes of Sahul 21(3-4), 364-374.

Aland, G. 2010. Range extension for Porochilus rendahli and new record for the Murray Darling catchment. Fishes of Sahul 24(3), 593-595.

Aland, G. 2014. Mabuiag Island fish survey. Fishes of Sahul 28(1), 774-782.

Aland, G. 2014. Moa Island fish survey. Fishes of Sahul 28(3), 812–817.

Allen, G. 2024. Fry foods - Part 1 - Easy green water and infusoria. Fishes of Sahul 38(1), 2098–2103.

Allen, G. 2024. Fry foods - Part 2 - Egg yolk and vinegar eels. Fishes of Sahul 38(3), 2242–2251.

Allen, G.R. 1983. Chilatherina bulolo, a valid species of rainbowfish (Melanotaeniidae) from northern New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul 1(2), 13-17.

Allen, G.R. 1989. Lake Eacham rainbowfish rediscovered? Fishes of Sahul 5(3), 217-219.

Allen, G.R. 1989. Return to Lake Kutubu. Fishes of Sahul 5(4), 229-233.

Allen, G.R. 1993. Australia’s rarest rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 8(1), 337-340.

Allen, G.R. 1994. The ANGFA rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 8(3), 374-379.

Allen, G.R. 1998. Irian adventures. Fishes of Sahul 12(3), 575-582.

Allen, G.R. 2001. A new species of rainbowfish (Glossolepis: Melanotaeniidae) from Irian Jaya, Indonesia. Fishes of Sahul 15(3), 766-775.

Allen, G.R. 2003. Unexplored islands of Papua New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul 17(2), 925-948.

Allen, G.R. 2003. Allomogurnda, a new genus of gudgeon (Eleotrididae) from fresh waters of New Guinea, with descriptions of seven new species. Fishes of Sahul 17(3&4), 978-997.

Allen, G.R. 2004. Two new species of gobiid fishes (Lentipes and Stenogobius) from fresh waters of Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul 18(4), 87-96.

Allen, G.R. 2008. Return to Arguni. Fishes of Sahul 22(3), 430-439.

Allen, G.R. 2015. In the footsteps of Wallace: 2013 Aru Islands expedition. Fishes of Sahul 29(3), 894–903.

Allen, G. 2022. Collecting the Lake Tebera Rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 36(1), 1824–1831.

Allen, G.R. and Hadiaty, R.K. 2011. A new species of rainbowfish (Melanotaeniidae), from western New Guinea (West Papua Province, Indonesia). Fishes of Sahul 25(1), 602-607.

Allen, G.R. and Jenkins, A.P. 2000. Australian freshwater gudgeons, genus Mogurnda. Fishes of Sahul 14(2), 686-689.

Allen, G.R., Unmack, P.J. and Hadiaty, R.K. 2016. Pseudomugil luminatus, a new species of blue-eye (Teleostei: Pseudomugilidae) from southern New Guinea, with notes on P. gertrudae. Fishes of Sahul 30(1), 950–961.

Allen, M. 2007. Rediscovery of a jewel. Fishes of Sahul 21(3-4), 353-363.

Amick, P.K. 2019. The Himalayan Snow Trout (Schizothorax richardsonii) is doing the unintended in Papua New Guinean rivers. Fishes of Sahul 33(4), 1501–1508.

ANGFA (QLD) Inc. 1994. Survey results Cape York, October 1991. Fishes of Sahul 8(2), 359-365.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1984. Tin Can Bay – freshwater fish habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul 1(4), 48, 2(1), 53-54, 2(2), 65-66.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1984. A.N.G.F.A. habitat survey – environmental/habitat survey: Dalrymple Creek 27.11.83. Fishes of Sahul 2(2), 70-71.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1985. Freshwater fish – habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul 2(3), 73-77. [Albert R and Cedar Crk]

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1986. Fraser Island – freshwater habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul 3(3), 129-132, 3(4), 134-136.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1992. Rhadinocentrus ornatus survey records. Fishes of Sahul 7(3), 317-318.

ANGFA Victoria. 1999. Field trip results – Port Fairy 28-29/3/98. Fishes of Sahul 13(3), 641-642.

Anon 2009. Erratum to V23-2. Fishes of Sahul 23(3), 540.

Anon 2012. Fishes of Sahul editor retires – “Thank you Rudie”. Fishes of Sahul 26(1), 667.

Anon 2013. Vale – Norbert Grunwald – 25-04-1936 – 17-04-2013. Fishes of Sahul 27(2), 734.

Anon. 2021. Transcript of a radio interview with Ron Bowman. Fishes of Sahul 35(4), 1807–1808.

Armstrong, N. 1983. Melanotaenia trifasciata. Fishes of Sahul 1(1), 1-4.

Armstrong, N. 1984. “Pagwi” rainbow. Fishes of Sahul 1(4), 46-47.

Armstrong, N. 1984. Keeping rainbowfishes. Fishes of Sahul 2(2), 68-70.

Armstrong, N. 1985. A wilderness of rivers. Fishes of Sahul 2(4), 85-90.

Armstrong, N. 1987. The Pascoe River rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 4(2), 157-160.

Armstrong, N. 1988. The mountain rainbowfish – Melanotaenia monticola. Fishes of Sahul 4(4), 181-182.

Armstrong, N. 1988. The chequered rainbow Melanotaenia splendida inornata. Fishes of Sahul 5(1), 193, 195.

Armstrong, N. 1993. Re-discovering Galaxias fuscus. Fishes of Sahul 7(4), 328-329.

Armstrong, N. 1995. A dwarf maccullochi in the Northern territory. Fishes of Sahul 9(2), 401-404.

Armstrong, N. 1996. The beauty of Peppimenarti country. Fishes of Sahul 10(2), 449-454.

Armstrong, N. 1996. Eriocaulon setaceum – aquatic plants of Sahul. Fishes of Sahul 10(3), 479-480.

Armstrong, N. 1997. The continuing trifasciata saga. Fishes of Sahul 11(2), 521-524.

Armstrong, N. 1997. Aquatic plants of Sahul: Aponogeton bullosus (and some comments on A. elongatus). Fishes of Sahul 11(3), 539-540.

Armstrong, N. 1998. The Mamberamo River’s mighty multisquamatus. Fishes of Sahul 12(2), 563-565.

Armstrong, N. 1998. A very new goby. Fishes of Sahul 12(2), 569-570.

Armstrong, N. 1998. Aquatic plants of Sahul: Pogosteman stellatus syn. Dysophylla stellata. Fishes of Sahul 12(2), 571-572.

Armstrong, N. 2000. Arafura swamp. Fishes of Sahul 14(3), 693-698.

Armstrong, N. 2001. Desert gobies Chlamydogobius. Fishes of Sahul 15(2), 740-749.

Armstrong, N. 2002. Mangrove gobies. Fishes of Sahul 16(4), 892-897.

Armstrong, N. 2004. Walker River’s marbled frog. Fishes of Sahul 18(1), 23-24.

Armstrong, N. 2005. Melanotaenia inornata - the chequered rainbowfish. One of Australia’s most ignored rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 19(2), 141-142.

Armstrong, N. 2006. Tri's in the Daintree. Fishes of Sahul 20(2), 244.

Armstrong, N. 2007. South east Arnhem Land. Fishes of Sahul 21(1), 294-307.

Armstrong, N. and Bowman, R. 1995. Melanotaenia trifasciata – a habitat guide. Fishes of Sahul 9(3), 424-426.

Backhouse, G.N. 1983. The dwarf galaxias, Galaxiella pusilla (Mack, 1936) in Victoria. Fishes of Sahul 1(1), 5-8.

Bell, G. 2002. Red-eyed tree frog. Fishes of Sahul 16(4), 888-891.

Blake, R. 2018. Hermaphroditism or plain male? Two apparent female Eastern Rainbowfish Melanotaenia splendida splendida producing fry. Fishes of Sahul 32(4), 1358–1360.

Bleher, H. 1995. The fish of the century – or just of the decade. Fishes of Sahul 9(1), 385-391.

Bleher, H. 2001. The search for Melanotaenia angfa. Fishes of Sahul 15(1), 710-719.

Bleher, H. 2005. Batanta, Waigeo and Misool rainbowfish clarification. Fishes of Sahul 19(1), 108-119.

Bleher, H. 2006. Australia's outback 2005. 8,000 km across Australia's outback following the 2005 ANGFA Convention. Fishes of Sahul 20(2), 226-243.

Bleher, H. 2008. A Pseudomugil account. Fishes of Sahul 22(4), 466-470.

Bollig, H.F. 1996. Looking beyond the border of the aquarium: cannibalism in rainbowfishes – an “efficient” strategy? Fishes of Sahul 10(1), 444-448.

Bollig, H.F. 1998. The extended phenotype. Fishes of Sahul 12(2), 566-568.

Bowman, R. 1983. Trouble shooting with ANGFA. Blue eyes. Fishes of Sahul 1(1), 12.

Bowman, R. 1983. ANGFA visits Neil Armstrong. Fishes of Sahul 1(2), 22, 1(3), 28.

Bowman, R. 1984. Blue Eyes. Fishes of Sahul 1(3), 30.

Bowman, R. 1984. Chilatherina fasciata (Clearwater Creek) – some colour observations. Fishes of Sahul 2(1), 57.

Bowman, R. 1985. Fish transfer techniques. Fishes of Sahul 2(3), 83-84.

Bowman, R. 1985. Rainbowfishes – egg posting and fry raising. Fishes of Sahul 3(2), 118-120.

Bowman, R. 1986. Sawfish in captivity – Preston, Victoria 1984. Fishes of Sahul 3(4), 133.

Bowman, R. 1987. Spawning mops. Fishes of Sahul 4(3), 178-179.

Bowman, R. 1988. Editorial. Fishes of Sahul 5(1), 194.

Bowman, R. 1991. The Oktedi rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 6(3), 265-267.

Bowman, R. 1993. Melanotaenia splendida australis – the western rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 7(4), 325-327.

Bowman, R. 1996. To the Pascoe – and beyond. Fishes of Sahul 10(3), 465-478.

Bowman, R. 1997. Rainbowfishes in a small gene pool – a review. Fishes of Sahul 11(3), 532-538.

Bowman, R. 1998. A rainbowfish guards his spawning site. Fishes of Sahul 12(2), 562.

Bowman, R. 1999. Twelve spotted blue-eye morphs – a study of variations within the Pseudomugil gertrudae species. Fishes of Sahul 13(1), 589-595.

Bowman, R. 2000. Observations of the spawning of the rhino-horn goby Redigobius baleatus. Fishes of Sahul 14(2), 690-692.

Bowman, R. 2002. Mellis in Melbourne. Fishes of Sahul 16(4), 878-883.

Bowman, R. 2003. The self-replicating werneri population. Fishes of Sahul 17(1), 906-913.

Bowman, R. 2003. Celebrating 20 years of Fishes of Sahul. Fishes of Sahul 17(3&4), 950.

Bowman, R. 2006. A surprise guest: Melanotaenia gracilis, the slender rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 20(2), 222-225.

Bowman, R. 2008. Significant signifers. Fishes of Sahul 22(1), 382-389.

Bowman, R. 2012. Some observations on rainbowfish behaviour. Fishes of Sahul 26(2), 678-681.

Bowman, R. 2021. Some observations on Rainbowfish behaviour. Fishes of Sahul 35(4), 1810–1811.

Bowman, R. and Armstrong, N. 1991. Melanotaenia trifasciata – a multiplicity of morphs. Fishes of Sahul 7(1), 292-293.

Briggs, G. 1992. Blue-eye trouble shooting (revisited). Fishes of Sahul 7(3), 323-324.

Briggs, G. 1998. Murray-Darling Mogurnda adspersa. Fishes of Sahul 12(1), 553-556.

Briggs, G. 1998. Conquering the mountain (rainbowfish that is). Fishes of Sahul 12(2), 557-560.

Briggs, G. 1999. Yarra pygmy perch Edelia obscura. Fishes of Sahul 13(3), 638-641.

Briggs, G. 2000. A crazy name for a “crazy fish”. Fishes of Sahul 14(1), 666-668.

Briggs, G. 2001. Finke Mogurnda. Fishes of Sahul 15(2), 734-739.

Briggs, G. 2001. Laura River rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 15(2), 752-753.

Briggs, G. 2001. The spotted rainbow. Fishes of Sahul 15(4), 798-802.

Briggs, G. 2002. Purple-spotted gudgeons without the spots? Fishes of Sahul 16(4), 898-900.

Briggs, G. 2005. Victoria's brackish gobies. Fishes of Sahul 19(3), 150-153.

Briggs, G. 2005. Murray River rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 19(4), 174-176.

Briggs, G. 2007. A week in the Wet Tropics. Fishes of Sahul 21(2), 318-333.

Briggs, G. 2008. ANGFA-VIC 2008 field trip to Shepparton. Fishes of Sahul 22(2), 418-422.

Briggs, G. 2009. Australian purple-spotted gudgeons. Fishes of Sahul 23(3), 532-535.

Briggs, G. 2010. Glorious empire gudgeons. Fishes of Sahul 24(2), 562.

Briggs, G. 2012. Utchee Creek rainbowfish (at Utchee and elsewhere). Fishes of Sahul 26(1), 662-667.

Briggs, G. 2015. A quick trip for rhads (ornate rainbowfish). Fishes of Sahul 29(3), 904–913.

Briggs, G. 2021. Magnificent Mogurnda of the Atherton Tablelands. Fishes of Sahul 35(2), 1722–1744.

Briggs, G. & Armstrong, N. 2022. Lake Tebera Rainbowfish Melanotaenia herbertaxelrodi - 40 years in the hobby. Fishes of Sahul 36(1), 1832–1835.

Briggs, G., Sambell, B., Hansen, B. and Scharpf, C. 2016. Fish in focus: Coal Grunter Hephaestus carbo. Fishes of Sahul 30(1), 973–978.

Briggs, G., Sambell, B., Wilson, D., Martin, K. & Hansen, B. & Scharpf, C. 2018. Fish in foscus: Seven-spot Archerfish Toxotes chatareus (Toxotidae). Fishes of Sahul 32(2), 1271–1280.

Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J., Hammer, M. & Scharpf, C. 2018. Fish in focus: Central Australian Mogurnda species (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul 32(3), 1324–1334.

Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J., Stanton, M. & Scharpf, C. 2017. Fish in focus: Marjorie’s Hardyhead Craterocephalus marjoriae (Atherinidae). Fishes of Sahul 31(4), 1205–1211.

Brown, R. 1987. Preserving species quality of native fishes in the aquarium. Fishes of Sahul 4(3), 173-174.

Campbell, R. 1985. Melanotaenia eachamensis. Fishes of Sahul 2(3), 81.

Carmody, G. 2006. The fishes of Cooloola. Fishes of Sahul 20(4), 277-283.

Carmody, G. 2013. Ivantsoff’s blue-eye – emblem of Timika. Fishes of Sahul 27(4), 758-761.

Carmody, G. and Smith, L. 2006. The western minnow. Fishes of Sahul 20(3), 246-251.

Caughey, A. 1984. The peacock gudgeon, Tateurndina ocellicauda. Fishes of Sahul 2(1), 49-53.

Caughey, A. 1992. Some aquarium notes on Galaxias truttaceus. Fishes of Sahul 7(3), 319.

Caughey, A. 1995. Aquarium notes on keeping the tupong – Pseudaphritis urvillii. Fishes of Sahul 9(1), 397-398.

Caughey, A. 1996. The Murray cod – myth and magic. Fishes of Sahul 10(1), 433-439.

Caughey, A. and Armstrong, N. 1993. A code of ethics for ANGFA fishkeepers. Fishes of Sahul 7(4), 332-334.

Caughey, A., Hume, S. and Wattam, A. 1990. Melanotaenia eachamensis – history and management of the captive stocks. Fishes of Sahul 6(1), 241-247.

Chang-kum, K. 2001. Frogs in a fish-room. Fishes of Sahul 15(2), 750-751.

Chuah, E., Smith, L. and Wilson, D. 2001. Ondinia purpurea den Hartog (Nymphaeaceae) a personal journey. Fishes of Sahul 15(1), 720-725.

Coleman, N. 2002. Not your ordinary freshwater crab. Fishes of Sahul 16(3), 875-876.

Coughran, J. 2005. Cherax leckii n. sp. (Decapoda: Parastacidae), a new crayfish from coastal, northeastern New South Wales. Fishes of Sahul 19(4), 191-196.

Coughran, J. and Leckie, S. 2005. News from the wilderness of crayfish research. Fishes of Sahul 19(2), 143-148.

Coughran, J. and Leckie, S. 2007. Euastacus pilosus n. sp., a new crayfish from the highland forests of northern New South Wales, Australia. Fishes of Sahul 21(1), 308-316.

Cousins, J., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2020. Fish in focus: Sorong Rainbowfish Melanotaenia fredericki (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul 34(3), 1637–1640.

Cousins, J., Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2021. Fish in focus: Poreless Gudgeon Oxyeleotris nullipora (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul 35(2), 1753–1766.

Crockford, B. 1984. Melanotaenia lacustris, Lake Kutubu Rainbow. Fishes of Sahul 1(4), 43-46.

Crockford, B. 1984. The genus Popondetta. Fishes of Sahul 2(2), 66-68.

Crockford, B. 1985. Iratherina werneri – breeding procedure. Fishes of Sahul 2(3), 80.

Crockford, B. 1985. Glossolepis maculosus. Fishes of Sahul 3(1), 102-104.

Crockford, B. 1985. Glossolepis wanamensis. Fishes of Sahul 3(2), 113-116.

Crockford, B. 1985. Chilatherina campsi. Fishes of Sahul 3(2), 116-118.

Crockford, B. 1986. Glossolepis multisquamatus. Fishes of Sahul 3(3), 126-127.

Crockford, B. 1986. The family Melanotaeniidae. Fishes of Sahul 4(1), 153-156.

Crockford, B. 1987. The genus Glossolepis. Fishes of Sahul 4(2), 164-165.

Crockford, B. 1997. Kiunga ballochii. Fishes of Sahul 11(2), 505-507.

Crockford, B. 1998. Pseudomugil paskai. Fishes of Sahul 12(2), 561-562.

Crockford, B. 1998. Melanotaenia goldei. Fishes of Sahul 12(3), 573-575.

Crockford, B. 1999. Lake Wanam revisited – a habitat under threat. Lake Wanam survey. Fishes of Sahul 13(3), 621-629.

Crockford, B. 2001. Lake Wanam fasciata Chilatherina fasciata wanamensis, a subspecies in trouble. Fishes of Sahul 15(3), 776-779.

Crockford, B. 2001. Chilatherina axelrodi. Fishes of Sahul 15(4), 790-795.

Crockford, B., Littlejohn, P. and Vincent, M. 1999. The Lake Wanam rainbowfish, Papua New Guinea field expedition. Fishes of Sahul 13(3), 629-638.

Dawson, A. 1991. The mysterious nursery fish, (Kurtidae Family). Fishes of Sahul 6(4), 287-288.

Dawson, A. and Dawson, F. 1996. Magnificent Wallaby Creek rainbow. Fishes of Sahul 10(1), 439-443.

Delventhal, N.R. 2002. “Sex change” in desert gobies: could there be two explanations for the rumour? Fishes of Sahul 16(2), 848-849.

Eisemberg, C.C. and Berra, T.M. 2016. Fish species sold in the Kikori market, Papua New Guinea, with reference to the nurseryfish, Kurtus gulliveri (Perciformes: Kurtidae). Fishes of Sahul 30(1), 942–949.

Evers, H-G. 2020. Some of the world’s most amazing Rainbowfishes from the karst rivers on the Central Ayamaru Plateau. Fishes of Sahul 34(3), 1610–1625.

Fauth, S. 2017. Husbandry and captive breeding of Mouth Almighty Glossamia aprion (Apogonidae). Fishes of Sahul 31(2), 1118–1122.

Fletcher, A. 1997. An aquarium spawning of the dwarf flathead gudgeon Philypnodon sp. 1. Fishes of Sahul 11(1), 503-504.

Fulton, W. 1986. The Tasmanian mudfish Galaxias cleaveri Scott. Fishes of Sahul 4(1), 150-151.

Gauci, P, Lange, G., Wilson, D., Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2020. Fish in focus: Blueback Blue-eye Pseudomugil cyanodorsalis (Pseudomugilidae). Fishes of Sahul 34(1), 1540–1548.

Girkin, D. 2002. The Sorong rainbowfish Melanotaenia fredericki. Fishes of Sahul 16(2), 850.

Gough, K. 1993. Almost “freshwater” fishes NQ. Fishes of Sahul 7(4), 330-332.

Gough, K. 1994. Townsville blue-eyes. Fishes of Sahul 8(2), 365.

Graf, J. 2009. Two new rainbowfishes (Melanotaenia affinis “Bonggo” and Melanotaenia sp. “Suswa Village”). Fishes of Sahul 23(1), 478-481.

Graf, J. 2011. Van Heurn’s rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 25(2), 622-629.

Graf, J. 2021. Around Vogelkop. Fishes of Sahul 35(1), 1690–1705.

Graf, G.A. 2023. The discovery of Melanotaenia jakora and hints for keeping and breeding. Fishes of Sahul 37(2), 2069–2072.

Graf, J. and Lange, G. 2013. Exploring the Siriwo River in New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul 27(4), 762-772.

Graf, J. and Lange, G. 2016. Discovering Melanotaenia bowmani and Melanotaenia grunwaldi. Fishes of Sahul 30(2), 980–988.

Graf, J. & Lange, G. 2018. Another trip to West Papua. Fishes of Sahul 32(4), 1336–1349.

Graf, J. and Ohee, H.L. 2009. Glossolepis from northern New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul 23(2), 504-512.

Hammer, M. 2002. Natural habitat, spawning and rearing of the Dalhousie catfish. Fishes of Sahul 16(1), 820-827.

Hammer, M. 2008. Amazing rediscovery in South Australia. Fishes of Sahul 22(2), 428.

Hammer, M. 2019. One becomes three: research behind the naming of two new dwarf rainbowfishes in the Melanotaenia maccullochi species complex. Fishes of Sahul 33(4), 1492–1500.

Hammer, M.P. 2021. Tasmanogobius and the hunt for a heavenly goby. Fishes of Sahul 35(3), 1768–1781.

Hammer, M. & Duguid. A. 2018. Fishes in Australia’s Red Centre. Fishes of Sahul 32(3), 1282–1302.

Hammer, M. and Horne, P. 2004. Threatened ecological communities of South Australia’s south-east. Fishes of Sahul 18(1), 2-7.

Hammer, M. and Wedderburn, S. 2008. The threatened Murray hardyhead. Natural history and captive rearing. Fishes of Sahul 22(1), 390-399.

Hand, K. 1994. Desert rainbows. Fishes of Sahul 8(2), 353-357.

Hand, K. 1994. Desert rainbows (part 2). Fishes of Sahul 8(3), 382-384.

Hansen, B. 1986. Glossolepis incisus. Fishes of Sahul 3(4), 136-138.

Hansen, B. 1986. Hypseleotris compressa. Fishes of Sahul 3(4), 139-140.

Hansen, B. 1986. Melanotaenia splendida fluviatilis. Fishes of Sahul 4(1), 149-150.

Hansen, B. 1987. Werneri from the wild. Fishes of Sahul 4(2), 165-168.

Hansen, B. 1987. Something different – Terapon jarbua (Forsskal). Fishes of Sahul 4(3), 171-172.

Hansen, B. 1987. A new location for delicate blue-eyes. Fishes of Sahul 4(3), 179-180.

Hansen, B. 1988. Propagate or perish – some thoughts on species maintenance. Fishes of Sahul 4(4), 187-189.

Hansen, B. 1988. The purple-spotted gudgeon – Mogurnda adspersa. Fishes of Sahul 5(1), 200-2002.

Hansen, B. 1988. A jaunt to the Jardine. Fishes of Sahul 5(2), 211-215.

Hansen, B. 1989. Collecting on the Claudies. Fishes of Sahul 5(3), 225-228.

Hansen, B. 1989. The sooty grunter – Hephaestus fuliginosus. Fishes of Sahul 5(4), 233-235.

Hansen, B. 1989. The Australian smelt – Retropinna semoni. Fishes of Sahul 5(4), 235-236.

Hansen, B. 1990. Pseudomugil cyanodorsalis. Fishes of Sahul 6(1), 249-252.

Hansen, B. 1990. Galaxias in paradise. Fishes of Sahul 6(2), 257-259. [G. maculatus on Lord Howe Island]

Hansen, B. 1991. Top fish from the Top End. Fishes of Sahul 6(4), 285-287.

Hansen, B. 1991. The golden fishes of Goanna Lagoon. Fishes of Sahul 7(1), 294-295.

Hansen, B. 1992. Next time I’ll linger longer at the wonderful Wonga! Fishes of Sahul 7(2), 301-303.

Hansen, B. 1992. A forgotten jewel – Rhadinocentrus ornatus. Fishes of Sahul 7(3), 313-317.

Hansen, B. 1993. A top trip to the tip – the ANGFA Cape York Expedition, 1991. Fishes of Sahul 8(1), 341-345.

Hansen, B. 1994. A splendid area for splendida’s. Fishes of Sahul 8(2), 357-359.

Hansen, B. 1994. The spangled perch – Leiopotherapon unicolor. Fishes of Sahul 8(2), 367-368.

Hansen, B. 1994. A look at Hinchinbrook. Fishes of Sahul 8(3), 379-382.

Hansen, B. 1995. Walker River walkabout – a rich tapestry. Fishes of Sahul 9(1), 391-396.

Hansen, B. 1995. Inconspicuous by name and nature. Fishes of Sahul 9(2), 412-414.

Hansen, B. 1995. Kikori kaleidoscope. Fishes of Sahul 9(3), 417-423.

Hansen, B. 1997. Zany Zenarchopterus. Fishes of Sahul 11(1), 501-503.

Hansen, B. 1997. In Deepwater near 1770. Fishes of Sahul 11(2), 519-520.

Hansen, B. 1997. Lawn Hill’s gorgeous gorge. Fishes of Sahul 11(3), 527-532.

Hansen, B. 1998. Gulliveri’s travels. Fishes of Sahul 12(1), 551-552.

Hansen, B. 1998. Aquatic plants of Sahul: aquatic plants from New Guinea – the genus Cryptocoryne. Fishes of Sahul 12(3), 583-588.

Hansen, B. 1999. Kimberley cool. Fishes of Sahul 13(1), 595-604.

Hansen, B. 1999. Peace at the olive branch. Fishes of Sahul 13(2), 605-608.

Hansen, B. 1999. A Queensland quandary. Fishes of Sahul 13(3), 643-644.

Hansen, B. 2000. Tune in and turn on to grunters. Fishes of Sahul 14(1), 663-666.

Hansen, B. 2000. “Starke” raving mad. Fishes of Sahul 14(3), 699-708.

Hansen, B. 2005. Snakehead gudgeon observation. Fishes of Sahul 19(4), 187-190.

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Herbert, B. 1996. The Claudies – worth a second look. Fishes of Sahul 10(2), 454-459.

Herbert, B.W., Midgley, S.H. and Midgley, M.M. 1995. Records of Thryssa scratchleyi in Queensland and the Northern Territory. Fishes of Sahul 9(3), 427-429.

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Hortle, K.G. 1988. First records of fresh water eels from the Fly River system, Papua New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul 5(1), 202-2004.

Howe, E. 1999. The breeding and embryology of the desert goby, Chlamydogobius eremius (Zietz, 1896). Fishes of Sahul 13(2), 611-613.

Howe, E. and Howe, C. 1991. Seasonal reproductive activity in two populations of the Pacific blue-eye P. signifer (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul 6(3), 268-276.

Howe, E., Howe, C. and Doyle, S. 1988. The surface of the egg in blue-eyes Pseudomugil spp. Fishes of Sahul 5(2), 205-211.

Howe, G. 2003. Are Australian native fish better at eating mosquito larvae than introduced Gambusia holbrooki? Fishes of Sahul 17(1), 914-915.

Howe, G. 2003. Distribution of Gambusia holbrooki in the Myall River. Fishes of Sahul 17(1), 916-920.

Hume, S. 1993. Lake Eacham update. Fishes of Sahul 7(4), 334-336.

Hunter, R. 1997. Glossolepis ramuensis the Ramu rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul 11(3), 525-526.

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Ivantsoff, W. and Crowley, L. 1992. Rainbowfishes from the Atherton Tablelands. Fishes of Sahul 7(2), 305-310.

Johnson, J. 1993. The fishes of the Brisbane River. Fishes of Sahul 8(1), 347-352.

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Kerezsy, A. 2018. Where had they come from? Understanding fish migrations in a desert river. Fishes of Sahul 32(3), 1316–1323.

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Komori, K. 2000. Glassfish and systematics, endangered subject behind the scene of glassfish study. Fishes of Sahul 14(1), 657-662.

Kuiter, R. 2001. Diving freshwater. Fishes of Sahul 15(3), 780.

Kuiter, R.H. 2001. Blind gudgeon. Fishes of Sahul 15(4), 782-784.

Kuiter, R.H. 2001. Diving freshwater. Fishes of Sahul 15(4), 804.

Kuiter, R.H. 2002. Bellinger River, NSW. Fishes of Sahul 16(2), 851-852.

Kuiter, R.H. 2002. North Stradbroke Island, Queensland. Fishes of Sahul 16(1), 815-819.

Kuiter, R.H. 2002. Spider? Fishes of Sahul 16(1), 828.

Kuiter, R.H. 2003. Discovering Ewens pygmy perch. Fishes of Sahul 17(3&4), 952-959.

Kuiter, R.H. 2003. More on Galaxias fuscus. Fishes of Sahul 17(3&4), 976-977.

Kuiter, R.H. 2003. Special spiny crays. Fishes of Sahul 17(3&4), 998-1000.

Kuiter, R.H. 2004. Australian fairy shrimp. Fishes of Sahul 18(1), 21-22.

Kuiter, R.H. 2004. Myora Springs surprise. Fishes of Sahul 18(2), 48.

Kuiter, R.H. 2004. Cathedral Rock National Park. Fishes of Sahul 18(3), 68-72.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. Gerald R. Allen explores the Solomon Islands. Fishes of Sahul 19(2), 135-139.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. What is a species anyway? Fishes of Sahul 19(2), 140-141.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. More on dwarf galaxias. Fishes of Sahul 19(3), 160-163.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. Common carp, its origin. Fishes of Sahul 19(3), 164-166.

Kuiter, R.H. 2006. Wild Tasmania. Fishes of Sahul 20(1), 202-220.

Kuiter, R.H. 2006. Torrens catchment’s Lake Eyre hardyhead. Fishes of Sahul 20(3), 252-265.

Kuiter, R. 2006. Coward Springs country. Fishes of Sahul 20(4), 272-276.

Kuiter, R.H. 2007. Hazelwood Pondage cichlids. Fishes of Sahul 21(3-4), 375-380.

Kuiter, R.H. 2008. The southern pygmy perch. Fishes of Sahul 22(2), 414-417.

Kuiter, R. 2009. Freshwater blackfishes. Fishes of Sahul 23(1), 499-500.

Kuiter, R.H. 2009. Galaxias maculatus – Common Jollytail. Fishes of Sahul 23(2), 518-520.

Kuiter, R.H. 2011. Upper-Murray Galaxias. Fishes of Sahul 25(1), 618-619.

Kuiter, R.H. 2011. Budj Bim fishes. Fishes of Sahul 25(2), 630-640.

Kuiter, R.H. 2011. Alpine spiny-cray. Fishes of Sahul 25(3), 659-660.

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