1895 Lonnberg Description Lonnberg's original description of F. sjostedti "Originally as sjöstedti; since name is not of German origin [Art. 32.5.2.1], the species should be sjostedti and not sjoestedti. The fact that the name of the Swedish collector is printed as Sjöstedt does not make a difference." - Eschemeyer, Catalog of Fishes. 1915 Schjerning Germany Illustret Akvarie-haandbog Udgivet af Akvarieforeningen Udarejdet Af H. A. Scherning Kobenhaven Hamburger & Lange Bogtrykkeri 1915 Illustrated Aquarium Handbook Published by Aquarium Association Prepared By H. A. Scherning Copenhagen Hamburger & Lange Bogtrykkeri 1915 1932 Moody Innes by Alan Moody. Photo by William T. Innes in 1920. In Exotic Aquarium Fishes (various editions) Innes mentions this was the first aquarium fish photograph taken in Natural Light.

1964 Siegal US Import Previous to 1964, Blue Gularis in the US were small, pale fish from Germany, tank bred imports quite possibly dating back to Anold's original 1910 importation. Then, the first wild imports appeared in America; a description of thew fish and their care and multiple ways to breed them are outlined. 1971 Hoppe King of the Killies by Paul Hoppe Note the photo the editor picked here was "Roloffia occidentals" the golden pheasant, not "Aphyosemion sjostedti" the blue gularis. These two fish have been mixed up all through history. thornton The Gularis Lecture Bryon Thornton giving a one hour talk on Gularis strains, diet, and Breeding techniques.