FISHES OF SAHUL

Issue Index

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 Sahul38(3), 2194–2231.

Salossa, M. 2024. Sago Palm as a vital element for New Guinea native fishes. Fishes of Sahul38(3), 2232–2241.

Allen, G. 2024. Fry foods - Part 2 - Egg yolk and vinegar eels. Fishes of Sahul38(3), 2242–2251.

Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2024. Fish in Focus: Hogan’s Sole Synclidopus hogani (Soleidae). Fishes of Sahul38(3), 2252–2254.

Volume 38(2) 2024 (June)

Unmack, P.J. 2024. Magnificent Blue-eyes. Fishes of Sahul38(2), 2111–2126.

Lawler, J., Bargenquast, J., Heemskerk, W. & Hammer, M. 2024. New record of the Swamp Blue-eye (Pseudomugilidae) from Australia. Fishes of Sahul38(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 Sahul38(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 Sahul38(2), 2158–2171.

Heemskerk, W. 2024. Breeding the Mangrove Blue-eye. Fishes of Sahul38(2), 2172–2175.

Scharpf, C. 2024. Fishes of Sahul: an Etymological Survey (Part 7), Pseudomugilidae and Telmatherinidae. Fishes of Sahul38(2), 2176–2189.

Gauci, P. & Scharpf, C. 2024. Fish in Focus: Ivantsoff ’s Blue-eye Pseudomugil ivantsoffi (Pseudomugilidae). Fishes of Sahul38(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 Sahul38(1), 2076–2089.

Briggs, G. 2024. Aquatic habitats along the Warburton Trail. Fishes of Sahul38(1), 2090–2097.

Allen, G. 2024. Fry foods - Part 1 - Easy green water and infusoria. Fishes of Sahul38(1), 2098–2103.

Unmack, P.J. 2024. How to bring Smelt home alive. Fishes of Sahul38(1), 2104–2108.

Volume 37(2) 2023 (December)

Mailliet, C., Graf, G. & Heemskerk, W. 2023. West Papua 2023 - experiences and results. Fishes of Sahul37(2), 2032–2057.

Unmack, P.J. 2023. Salt, your next best friend. Fishes of Sahul37(2), 2058–2060.

Wager, R. 2023. Why salt helps Sahul fishes: osmosis explained. Fishes of Sahul37(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 Sahul37(2), 2063–2068.

Graf, G.A. 2023. The discovery of Melanotaenia jakora and hints for keeping and breeding. Fishes of Sahul37(2), 2069–2072.

Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2023. Fish in Focus: Drysdale Gudgeon Hypseleotris notata (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul37(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 Sahul37(1), 1994–2000.

O’Reilly, L. 2023. Keeping Brine Shrimp in outdoor tubs. Fishes of Sahul37(1), 2001–2005.

Scharpf, C. 2023. Fishes of Sahul: An etymological survey (part 6), the Rainbowfishes. Fishes of Sahul37(1), 2006–2022.

Wilson, D. & Stanton, M. 2023. Fish in Focus: Freshwater Sawfish Pristis pristis (Pristidae). Fishes of Sahul37(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 Sahul36(4), 1950–1961.

Mailliet, C. 2022. Helping find new rainbowfish in West Papua, through online research. Fishes of Sahul36(4), 1962–1967.

Scharpf, C. 2022. Fishes of Sahul: An etymological survey (part 5), the Rainbowfishes. Fishes of Sahul36(4), 1968–1992.

Volume 36(3) 2022 (September)

Pulvirenti, R. 2022. Trips away with Gunther. Fishes of Sahul36(3), 1902–1907.

Schmida, G. 2022. The curse of the Goyder - Part 2. Fishes of Sahul36(3), 1908–1948.

Volume 36(2) 2022 (June)

Stephenson, G. 2022. A tribute to Gunther Eugen Schmida. Fishes of Sahul36(2), 1856–1873.

Schmida, G. 2022. The curse of the Goyder - Part 1. Fishes of Sahul36(2), 1874–1900.

Volume 36(1) 2022 (March)

Allen, G. 2022. Collecting the Lake Tebera Rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul36(1), 1824–1831.

Briggs, G. & Armstrong, N. 2022. Lake Tebera Rainbowfish Melanotaenia herbertaxelrodi - 40 years in the hobby. Fishes of Sahul36(1), 1832–1835.

Lange, G. 2022. Lake Tebera Rainbowfish Melanotaenia herbertaxelrodi - love at first sight. Fishes of Sahul36(1), 1836–1838.

Littlejohn, P. 2022. The dreaded White Spot parasite, a guide to identification and treatment. Fishes of Sahul36(1), 1839–1849.

Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2022. Fish in Focus: Goldie Rainbowfish Melanotaenia goldiei (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul36(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 Sahul35(4), 1796–1806.

Anon. 2021. Transcript of a radio interview with Ron Bowman. Fishes of Sahul35(4), 1807–1808.

Lange, G. 2021. Remembering Ron Bowman. Fishes of Sahul35(4), 1809.

Bowman, R. 2021. Some observations on Rainbowfish behaviour. Fishes of Sahul35(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 Sahul35(4), 1812–1826.

Volume 35(3) 2021 (September)

Hammer, M.P. 2021. Tasmanogobius and the hunt for a heavenly goby. Fishes of Sahul35(3), 1768–1781.

Littlejohn, P. 2021. Notes on collecting and transporting native freshwater fishes. Fishes of Sahul35(3), 1782–1786.

O’Reilly, L. & Unmack P.J. 2021. The great debate: bags vs buckets. Fishes of Sahul35(3), 1787–1788.

Martin, G., Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2021. Fish in focus: Twospine Blackfish Gadopsis bispinosa (Gadopsidae). Fishes of Sahul35(3), 1789–1794.

Volume 35(2) 2021 (June)

Briggs, G. 2021. Magnificent Mogurnda of the Atherton Tablelands. Fishes of Sahul35(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 Sahul35(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 Sahul35(2), 1750–1752.

Cousins, J., Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2021. Fish in focus: Poreless Gudgeon Oxyeleotris nullipora (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul35(2), 1753–1766.

Volume 35(1) 2021 (March)

Graf, J. 2021. Around Vogelkop. Fishes of Sahul35(1), 1690–1705.

Scharpf, C. 2021. Fishes of Sahul: An Etymological Survey (part 4), the Rainbowfishes. Fishes of Sahul35(1), 1706–1714.

Wilson, D. & Scharpf, C. 2021. Fish in Focus: Beachrock Mangrovegoby Mugilogobius littorals (Gobiidae). Fishes of Sahul35(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 Sahul34(4), 1642–1657.

Roberts, D. 2020. Conserving the Endangered Mary River Cod (Maccullochella mariensis): the difference one person can make. Fishes of Sahul34(4), 1658–1675.

Martin, G., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2020. Fish in focus: Congolli Pseudaphritis urvillii (Pseudaphritidae). Fishes of Sahul34(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 Sahul34(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 Sahul34(3), 1626–1636.

Cousins, J., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2020. Fish in focus: Sorong Rainbowfish Melanotaenia fredericki (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul34(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 Sahul34(2), 1550–1567.

Scharpf, C. 2020. Fishes of Sahul: an etymological survey (part 3). Fishes of Sahul34(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 Sahul34(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 Sahul34(1), 1520–1530.

Woodhouse, W. 2020. An urban oasis in south-eastern Sydney – the gudgeons of Cooper Park. Fishes of Sahul34(1), 1531–1535.

Wilson, D. 2020. Aquarium fish food for omnivorous fishes and invertebrates – home made. Fishes of Sahul34(1), 1536–1537.

Lange, G. 2020. Kill the creep – salt creep. Fishes of Sahul34(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 Sahul34(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 Sahul33(4), 1492–1500.

Amick, P.K. 2019. The Himalayan Snow Trout (Schizothorax richardsonii) is doing the unintended in Papua New Guinean rivers. Fishes of Sahul33(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 Sahul33(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 Sahul33(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 Sahul33(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 Sahul33(2), 1404–1416.

Scharpf, C. 2019. Fishes of Sahul: an etymological survey (part 2). Fishes of Sahul33(2), 1417–1439.

Lamin, C., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2019. Fish in foscus: Western Pygmy Perch Nannoperca vittata (Percichthyidae). Fishes of Sahul33(2), 1440–1446.

Volume 33(1) 2019 (March)

Tappin, A.R. & O’Reilly 2019. Radical Rhads, the amazing Ornate Rainbowfish!. Fishes of Sahul33(1), 1362–1402.

Volume 32(4) 2018 (December)

Graf, J. & Lange, G. 2018. Another trip to West Papua. Fishes of Sahul32(4), 1336–1349.

Martin, K. 2018. The Cairns Rainbowfish Cairnsichthys rhombosomoides (Melanotaeniidae): distribution patterns and conservation status. Fishes of Sahul32(4), 1350–1357.

Blake, R. 2018. Hermaphroditism or plain male? Two apparent female Eastern Rainbowfish Melanotaenia splendida splendida producing fry. Fishes of Sahul32(4), 1358–1360.

Volume 32(3) 2018 (September)

Hammer, M. & Duguid. A. 2018. Fishes in Australia’s Red Centre. Fishes of Sahul32(3), 1282–1302.

Unmack, P.J. 2018. Rains of fishes: real or myth in Outback Australia? Fishes of Sahul32(3), 1303–1305.

Mossop, K. & Moran, N. 2018. Surviving in the desert: how behaviour enables the Desert Goby to persist. Fishes of Sahul32(3), 1306–1315.

Kerezsy, A. 2018. Where had they come from? Understanding fish migrations in a desert river. Fishes of Sahul32(3), 1316–1323.

Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J., Hammer, M. & Scharpf, C. 2018. Fish in focus: Central Australian Mogurnda species (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul32(3), 1324–1334.

Volume 32(2) 2018 (June)

Scharpf, C. 2018. Fishes of Sahul: an etymological survey (part 1). Fishes of Sahul32(2), 1248–1260.

Martin, K. & Barclay, S. 2018. The story of the Daintree Rainbowfish (Cairnsichthys bitaeniatus), Australia’s newest rainbowfish species. Fishes of Sahul32(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 Sahul32(2), 1271–1280.

Volume 32(1) 2018 (March)

Shoesmith, D. 2018. An ANGFA insight into the freshwater fishes of New Zealand. Fishes of Sahul32(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 Sahul32(1), 1225–1239.

Wilson, D., Hammer, M. & Scharpf, C. 2018. Fish in focus: Wilson’s Mangrovegoby Mugilogobius wilsoni (Gobiidae). Fishes of Sahul32(1), 1240–1246.

Volume 31(4) 2017 (December)

Tappin, A.R. 2017. Breeding Threadfin Rainbowfish Iriatherina werneri (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul31(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 Sahul31(4), 1189–1197.

Lamin, C. 2017. Breeding Flinders Pygmy Perch Nannoperca “flindersi” (Percichthyidae). Fishes of Sahul31(4), 1198–1204.

Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J., Stanton, M. & Scharpf, C. 2017. Fish in focus: Marjorie’s Hardyhead Craterocephalus marjoriae (Atherinidae). Fishes of Sahul31(4), 1205–1211.

Volume 31(3) 2017 (September)

Tustin, D. 2017. The lost Rainbowfish – Melanotaenia corona (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul31(3), 1143–1161.

Martin, K. 2017. Translocated rainbowfishes (Melanotaeniidae) and blue-eyes (Pseudomugilidae) in the Queensland Wet Tropics. Fishes of Sahul31(3), 1162–1174.

Lenagan, J., Unmack, P.J., Hansen, B. & Scharpf, C. 2017. Fish in focus: Peacock Gudgeon Tateurndina ocellicauda (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul31(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 Sahul31(2), 1095–1117.

Fauth, S. 2017. Husbandry and captive breeding of Mouth Almighty Glossamia aprion (Apogonidae). Fishes of Sahul31(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 Sahul31(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 Sahul31(1), 1067–1072.

Lange, G. & Graf, J. 2017. The discovery of Melanotaenia garylangei – the Golden Rainbowfish from Dekai. Fishes of Sahul31(1), 1073–1078.

Lange, G. & Graf, J. 2017. Keeping and raising Melanotaenia garylangei – the Golden Rainbowfish from Dekai. Fishes of Sahul31(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 Sahul31(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 Sahul30(4), 1039–1054.

Romanowski, N. 2016. Reticulated Freshwater Pipefish (Hippichthys heptogonus) and others. Fishes of Sahul30(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 Sahul30(4), 1061‑1066.

Volume 30(3) 2016 (September)

Thierbach, B. 2016. Empire Gudgeon: one more breeding attempt. Fishes of Sahul30(3), 1010–1014.

Martin, K. 2016. Black-banded Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia nigrans) in the Queensland Wet Tropics – a failed translocation? Fishes of Sahul30(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 Sahul30(3), 1021–1024.

Unmack, P.J. 2016. Update on saving Running River Rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul30(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 Sahul30(3), 1033–1037.

Volume 30(2) 2016 (June)

Graf, J. & Lange, G. 2016. Discovering Melanotaenia bowmani and Melanotaenia grunwaldi. Fishes of Sahul30(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 Sahul30(2), 989–996.

Romanowski, N. 2016. Giant water beetles and water tigers: serious predators on a small scale. Fishes of Sahul30(2), 997–1001.

Tappin, A., Briggs, G., Wilson, D. & Scharpf, C. 2016. Fish in focus: Blackmast Craterocephalus stramineus (Atherinidae). Fishes of Sahul30(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 Sahul30(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 Sahul30(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 Sahul30(1), 962–972.

Briggs, G., Sambell, B., Hansen, B. & Scharpf, C. 2016. Fish in focus: Coal Grunter Hephaestus carbo. Fishes of Sahul30(1), 973–978.

Volume 29(4) 2015 (December)

Roberts, D. 2015. What is the future of the critically endangered Elizabeth Springs goby? Fishes of Sahul29(4), 922–933.

Unmack, P.J. and Hammer, M.P. 2015. Burdekin rainbowfish on the verge of disappearing from Running River! Fishes of Sahul29(4), 933–937.

Shoesmith, D. 2015. Unusual coloured Galaxias. Fishes of Sahul29(4), 937-940.

Volume 29(3) 2015 (September)

Allen, G.R. 2015. In the footsteps of Wallace: 2013 Aru Islands expedition. Fishes of Sahul29(3), 894–903.

Briggs, G. 2015. A quick trip for rhads (ornate rainbowfish). Fishes of Sahul29(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 Sahul29(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 Sahul29(2), 870–881.

O’Reilly, L. 2015. Breeding the honey blue-eye (Pseudomugil mellis). Fishes of Sahul29(2), 882–887.

Tustin, D.P.S. 2015. Melanotaenia of New Guinea and the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (continued). Fishes of Sahul29(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 Sahul29(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 Sahul29(1), 859–865.

Shoesmith, D. 2015. A community hero – the dwarf flathead gudgeon. Fishes of Sahul29(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 Sahul28(4), 826–832.

Romanowski, N. 2014. Freshwater crayfishes in the Otway Ranges, south-western Victoria: it’s a long story. Fishes of Sahul28(4), 833–838.

Schmida, G. 2014. An underrated rainbowfish: Cairnsichthys rhombosomoides. Fishes of Sahul28(4), 839–844.

Volume 28(3) 2014 (September)

Kerezsy, A. 2014. Red-finned blue-eye: the story so far. Fishes of Sahul28(3), 806–812.

Aland, G. 2014. Moa Island fish survey. Fishes of Sahul28(3), 812–817.

Littlejohn, P. 2014. Notes on an ancient and tiny crustacean, the syncarid: Koonunga cursor. Fishes of Sahul28(3), 818–824.

Volume 28(2) 2014 (June)

Maebe, G. 2014. Expedition to West Papua 2012. Fishes of Sahul28(2), 780–798.

Tustin, D.P.S. 2014. The names you know, the people you don’t: Hendrikus Albertus Lorentz. Fishes of Sahul28(2), 799–804.

Volume 28(1) 2014 (March)

Aland, G. 2014. Mabuiag Island fish survey. Fishes of Sahul28(1), 774–782.

Tustin, D.P.S. 2014. The names you know, the people you don’t: James Douglas Ogilby. Fishes of Sahul28(1), 783–788.

Volume 27(4) 2013 (December)

Carmody, G. 2013. Ivantsoff’s blue-eye – emblem of Timika. Fishes of Sahul27(4), 758–761.

Graf, J. and Lange, G. 2013. Exploring the Siriwo River in New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul27(4), 762–772.

Volume 27(3) 2013 (September)

Maebe, G. 2013. Aquarists at the service of science. Fishes of Sahul23(3), 742–748.

Tustin, D.P.S. 2013. The names you know, the people you don’t: Dr. Marinus Boesman. Fishes of Sahul27(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 Sahul27(3), 753–756.

Volume 27(2) 2013 (June)

Schmida, G. 2013. The dwarf rainbowfish Melanotaenia maccullochi – Ogilby, 1915. Fishes of Sahul27(2), 726–734.

Anon 2013. Vale – Norbert Grunwald – 25-04-1936 – 17-04-2013. Fishes of Sahul27(2), 734.

O’Reilly, L. 2013. The Cooktown connection: surveying the Endeavour and McIvor river systems 2010 – Part 2. Fishes of Sahul27(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 Sahul27(1), 710–718.

Romanowski, N. 2013. Notes on two Galaxias species in south-western Victoria: Part 2: the coastal form. Fishes of Sahul27(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 Sahul26(2), 678–681.

Romanowski, N. 2012. Notes on two Galaxias species in south-western Victoria: Part 1: landlocked forms. Fishes of Sahul26(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 Sahul26(1), 662–667.

Anon 2012. Fishes of Sahul editor retires – “thank you Rudie”. Fishes of Sahul26(1), 667.

Littlejohn, P. 2012. A rare find from the Lang Lang River – Neochanna cleaveri. Fishes of Sahul26(1), 668–672.

Abell, M. 2012. Native plants for aquaria (Part 1). Fishes of Sahul26(1), 673–676.

Volume 25(3) 2011 (December)

Taxacher, M. 2011. Mugilogobius chulae and some other members of the genus. Fishes of Sahul25(3), 642–649.

Maebe, G. 2011. Rainbowfishes’ first migration to Europe. Fishes of Sahul25(3), 650–655.

O’Reilly, L. 2011. Recent rhad discoveries. Fishes of Sahul25(3), 656–658.

Kuiter, R.H. 2011. Alpine spiny-cray. Fishes of Sahul25(3), 659–660.

Volume 25(2) 2011 (June)

Graf, J. 2011. Van Heurn’s rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul25(2), 622–629.

Kuiter, R.H. 2011. Budj Bim fishes. Fishes of Sahul25(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 Sahul25(1), 602–607.

Schnell, M. 2011. Brackish creek fishes of Narrabeen Lake. Fishes of Sahul25(1), 608–617.

Kuiter, R.H. 2011. Upper-Murray Galaxias. Fishes of Sahul25(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 Sahul24(3), 582–592.

Aland, G. 2010. Range extension for Porochilus rendahli and new record for the Murray Darling catchment. Fishes of Sahul24(3), 593–595.

Schmida, G. 2010. Dance of the butterflies. Fishes of Sahul24(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 Sahul24(2), 563–575.

Romanowski, N. 2010. The emergence of the blue-spotted hawker dragonfly. Fishes of Sahul24(2), 576–580.

Volume 24(1) 2010 (May)

Lo, A. 2010. The Mermaid Pool climbing Cox’s gudgeon. Fishes of Sahul24(1), 542–543.

Maebe, G. 2010. ANZ (Australia – New Zealand) fish-safari. Fishes of Sahul24(1), 544–555.

Romanowski, N. 2010. Moulting and mating in the freshwater crab. Fishes of Sahul24(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 Sahul23(3), 522–531.

Briggs, G. 2009. Australian purple-spotted gudgeons. Fishes of Sahul23(3), 532–535.

Powell, A. 2009. Chilatherina fasciata, Lake Wanam. Fishes of Sahul23(3), 536–537.

Littlejohn, P. 2009. Freshwater polychaete in Australia. Fishes of Sahul23(3), 538–540.

Anon 2009. Erratum to V23-2. Fishes of Sahul23(3), 540.

Volume 23(2) 2009 (April-July)

Graf, J. and Ohee, H.L. 2009. Glossolepis from northern New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul23(2), 504–512.

Stanton, M. and Turner, G. 2009. Observations of eel-tailed catfish migrating. Fishes of Sahul23(2), 513–517.

Kuiter, R.H. 2009. Galaxias maculatus – common jollytail. Fishes of Sahul23(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 Sahul23(1), 478–481.

Schnell, M. 2009. Feeder creek fishes of Narrabeen Lagoon. Fishes of Sahul23(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 Sahul22(4), 454–465.

Bleher, H. 2008. A Pseudomugil account. Fishes of Sahul22(4), 466–470.

McCormack, R.B. and Coughran, J. 2008. Euastacus maccai, a new freshwater crayfish from New South Wales. Fishes of Sahul22(4), 471–476.

Volume 22(3) 2008 (July-September)

Allen, G.R. 2008. Return to Arguni. Fishes of Sahul22(3), 430–439.

O’Reilly, L. 2008. Weipa wanderings (part 1). Fishes of Sahul22(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 Sahul22(2), 406–413.

Kuiter, R.H. 2008. The southern pygmy perch. Fishes of Sahul22(2), 414–417.

Briggs, G. 2008. ANGFA-VIC 2008 field trip to Shepparton. Fishes of Sahul22(2), 418–422.

Walstad, D. 2008. Managing mycobacteriosis. Fishes of Sahul22(2), 423–427.

Hammer, M. 2008. Amazing rediscovery in South Australia. Fishes of Sahul22(2), 428.

Volume 22(1) 2008 (January-March)

Bowman, R. 2008. Significant signifers. Fishes of Sahul22(1), 382–389.

Hammer, M. and Wedderburn, S. 2008. The threatened Murray hardyhead. Natural history and captive rearing. Fishes of Sahul22(1), 390–399.

Keller, K. and Brown, C. 2008. A new sighting of the Oxleyan pygmy perch. Fishes of Sahul22(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 Sahul21(3-4), 342–347.

Powell, A. 2007. Hermaphrodite rainbows. Fishes of Sahul21(3-4), 348–349.

Walker, G. and Walker, D. 2007. Red mud riverland – Renmark. Fishes of Sahul21(3-4), 350–352.

Allen, M. 2007. Rediscovery of a jewel. Fishes of Sahul21(3-4), 353–363.

Abell. M. and Girkin, D. 2007. 2006 ANGFA combined clubs field trip. Fishes of Sahul21(3-4), 364–374.

Kuiter, R.H. 2007. Hazelwood Pondage cichlids. Fishes of Sahul21(3-4), 375–380.

Volume 21(2) 2007 (April-June)

Briggs, G. 2007. A week in the Wet Tropics. Fishes of Sahul21(2), 318–333.

Unmack, P.J. 2007. The Batanta and Waigeo rainbowfishes, further clarified. Fishes of Sahul21(2), 334–336.

Shoesmith, D. 2007. The fishes I wished and missed. Fishes of Sahul21(2), 337–340.

Volume 21(1) 2007 (January-March)

Armstrong, N. 2007. South east Arnhem Land. Fishes of Sahul21(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 Sahul21(1), 308–316.

Volume 20(4) 2006 (October-December)

Moores, G. 2006. Gap Creek rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul20(4), 270–271.

Kuiter, R. 2006. Coward Springs country. Fishes of Sahul20(4), 272–276.

Carmody, G. 2006. The fishes of Cooloola. Fishes of Sahul20(4), 277–283.

Mailliet, C. 2006. Cling gobies from Biak. Fishes of Sahul20(4), 284–287.

Mathews, G., Kuiter, R.H. and Walker, G. 2006. Desert trilling frog. Fishes of Sahul20(4), 288–292.

Volume 20(3) 2006 (July-September)

Carmody, G. and Smith, L. 2006. The western minnow. Fishes of Sahul20(3), 246–251.

Kuiter, R.H. 2006. Torrens catchment’s Lake Eyre hardyhead. Fishes of Sahul20(3), 252–265.

Wilson, D. 2006. Bedjal – the famous red rainbowfish from Arnhem Land. Fishes of Sahul20(3), 266–268.

Volume 20(2) 2006 (April-June)

Bowman, R. 2006. A surprise guest: Melanotaenia gracilis, the slender rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul20(2), 222–225.

Bleher, H. 2006. Australia's outback 2005. 8,000 km across Australia's outback following the 2005 ANGFA Convention. Fishes of Sahul20(2), 226–243.

Armstrong, N. 2006. Tri's in the Daintree. Fishes of Sahul20(2), 244.

Volume 20(1) 2006 (January-March)

Abell, M. 2006. Lidwill's dwarf goby. Fishes of Sahul20(1), 198–201.

Kuiter, R.H. 2006. Wild Tasmania. Fishes of Sahul20(1), 202–220.

Volume 19(4) 2005 (October-December)

Briggs, G. 2005. Murray River rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul19(4), 174–176.

Mathews, G., Walker, G., Mathwin, R. and Hammer, M. 2005. Spring tides, Galaxias and the River Torrens, South Australia. Fishes of Sahul19(4), 177–186.

Hansen, B. 2005. Snakehead gudgeon observation. Fishes of Sahul19(4), 187–190.

Coughran, J. 2005. Cherax leckii n. sp. (Decapoda: Parastacidae), a new crayfish from coastal, northeastern New South Wales. Fishes of Sahul19(4), 191–196.

Volume 19(3) 2005 (July-September)

Briggs, G. 2005. Victoria's brackish gobies. Fishes of Sahul19(3), 150–153.

Sambell, B. 2005. Expedition to the Barcoo River. Fishes of Sahul19(3), 154–159.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. More on dwarf galaxias. Fishes of Sahul19(3), 160–163.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. Common carp, its origin. Fishes of Sahul19(3), 164–166.

Leckie, S. and Coughran, J. 2005. Euastacus suttoni (Clark 1941), the New England Crayfish. Fishes of Sahul19(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 Sahul19(2), 126–134.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. Gerald R. Allen explores the Solomon Islands. Fishes of Sahul19(2), 135–139.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. What is a species anyway? Fishes of Sahul19(2), 140–141.

Armstrong, N. 2005. Melanotaenia inornata - the chequered rainbowfish. One of Australia’s most ignored rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul19(2), 141–142.

Coughran, J. and Leckie, S. 2005. News from the wilderness of crayfish research. Fishes of Sahul19(2), 143–148.

Volume 19(1) 2005 (January-March)

Raadik, T.A. 2005. Dorrigo Plateau – a biodiversity “hot-spot” for galaxiids. Fishes of Sahul19(1), 97–107.

Bleher, H. 2005. Batanta, Waigeo and Misool rainbowfish clarification. Fishes of Sahul19(1), 108–119.

Walker, G. and Walker, D. 2005. Congolli’s past and future in South Australia. Fishes of Sahul19(1), 120–124.

Volume 18(4) 2004 (October-December)

Walker, G. 2004. An isolated desert fish in the Lake Torrens catchment. Fishes of Sahul18(4), 74–79.

Romanowski, N. 2004. Notes on dwarf galaxias Galaxiella pusilla. Fishes of Sahul18(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 Sahul18(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 Sahul18(3), 58–67.

Kuiter, R.H. 2004. Cathedral Rock National Park. Fishes of Sahul18(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 Sahul18(2), 25–41.

Leggett, R. 2004. Rivers I have known – Burdekin River. Fishes of Sahul18(2), 42–43.

Wilson, D. 2004. The late dry season fish of Arrinyaki Creek. Fishes of Sahul18(2), 44–47.

Kuiter, R.H. 2004. Myora Springs surprise. Fishes of Sahul18(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 Sahul18(1), 2–7.

Walsh, D. and Chang-Kum, K. 2004. Victoria’s south-west. Fishes of Sahul18(1), 8–15

Leggett, R. 2004. Rivers I have known – King George River. Fishes of Sahul18(1), 16–17.

Mailliet, C. 2004. The Waigeo rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul18(1), 18–20.

Kuiter, R.H. 2004. Australian fairy shrimp. Fishes of Sahul18(1), 21–22.

Armstrong, N. 2004. Walker River’s marbled frog. Fishes of Sahul18(1), 23–24.

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

Bowman, R. 2003. Celebrating 20 years of Fishes of Sahul. Fishes of Sahul17(3&4), 950.

Kuiter, R.H. 2003. Discovering Ewens pygmy perch. Fishes of Sahul17(3&4), 952–959.

Schmida, G. 2003. Cheeky little buggers - a look at Australian blue-eyes. Fishes of Sahul17(3&4), 960–975.

Kuiter, R.H. 2003. More on Galaxias fuscus. Fishes of Sahul17(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 Sahul17(3&4), 978–997.

Kuiter, R.H. 2003. Special spiny crays. Fishes of Sahul17(3&4), 998–1000.

Volume 17(2) 2003 (May-June)

Allen, G.R. 2003. Unexplored islands of Papua New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul17(2), 925–948.

Volume 17(1) 2003 (March-April)

Leggett, R. 2003. Rivers I have known - Drysdale River. Fishes of Sahul17(1), 902–905.

Bowman, R. 2003. The self-replicating werneri population. Fishes of Sahul17(1), 906–913.

Howe, G. 2003. Are Australian native fish better at eating mosquito larvae than introduced Gambusia holbrooki? Fishes of Sahul17(1), 914–915.

Howe, G. 2003. Distribution of Gambusia holbrooki in the Myall River. Fishes of Sahul17(1), 916–920.

Volume 16(4) 2002 (December)

Bowman, R. 2002. Mellis in Melbourne. Fishes of Sahul16(4), 878–883.

Romanowski, N. 2002. Water tigers: dragonflies in the pond. Fishes of Sahul16(4), 884–887.

Bell, G. 2002. Red-eyed tree frog. Fishes of Sahul16(4), 888–891.

Armstrong, N. 2002. Mangrove gobies. Fishes of Sahul16(4), 892–897.

Briggs, G. 2002. Purple-spotted gudgeons without the spots? Fishes of Sahul16(4), 898–900.

Volume 16(3) 2002 (October-November)

Unmack, P. 2002. Darwin rainbows. Fishes of Sahul16(3), 854–863.

Sambell, B. 2002. Saratoga. Fishes of Sahul16(3), 864–870.

Romanowski, N. 2002. The marshworts: Nymphoides. Fishes of Sahul16(3), 871–874.

Coleman, N. 2002. Not your ordinary freshwater crab. Fishes of Sahul16(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 Sahul16(2), 830–835.

Joss, J. 2002. Australian lungfish, Neoceratodus forsteri. Fishes of Sahul16(2), 836–844.

Romanowski, N. 2002. Floating-leaf pondweeds: the game of the name. Fishes of Sahul16(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 Sahul16(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 Sahul16(1), 806–814.

Kuiter, R.H. 2002. North Stradbroke Island, Queensland. Fishes of Sahul16(1), 815–819.

Hammer, M. 2002. Natural habitat, spawning and rearing of the Dalhousie catfish. Fishes of Sahul16(1), 820–827.

Kuiter, R.H. 2002. Spider? Fishes of Sahul16(1), 828.

Volume 15(4) 2001 (November-December)

Kuiter, R.H. 2001. Blind gudgeon. Fishes of Sahul15(4), 782–784.

Raadik, T.A. 2001. When is a mountain galaxias not a mountain galaxias? Fishes of Sahul15(4), 785–789.

Crockford, B. 2001. Chilatherina axelrodi. Fishes of Sahul15(4), 790–795.

Romanowski, N. 2001. Sacred lotus – native and exotic. Fishes of Sahul15(4), 796–798.

Briggs, G. 2001. The spotted rainbow. Fishes of Sahul15(4), 798–802.

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

Kuiter, R.H. 2001. Diving freshwater. Fishes of Sahul15(4), 804.

Volume 15(3) 2001 (September-October)

Trneny, C. 2001. A day time view of a night time fish. Fishes of Sahul15(3), 758–765.

Allen, G.R. 2001. A new species of rainbowfish (Glossolepis: Melanotaeniidae) from Irian Jaya, Indonesia. Fishes of Sahul15(3), 766–775.

Crockford, B. 2001. Lake Wanam fasciata Chilatherina fasciata wanamensis, a subspecies in trouble. Fishes of Sahul15(3), 776–779.

Kuiter, R. 2001. Diving freshwater. Fishes of Sahul15(3), 780.

Volume 15(2) 2001 (June-July)

Briggs, G. 2001. Finke Mogurnda. Fishes of Sahul15(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 Sahul15(2), 750–751.

Briggs, G. 2001. Laura River rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul15(2), 752–753.

Littlejohn, P. 2001. The unnamed yabbie from Victoria. Fishes of Sahul15(2), 754–756.

Volume 15(1) 2001 (March-April)

Bleher, H. 2001. The search for Melanotaenia angfa. Fishes of Sahul15(1), 710–719.

Chuah, E., Smith, L. and Wilson, D. 2001. Ondinia purpurea den Hartog (Nymphaeaceae) a personal journey. Fishes of Sahul15(1), 720–725.

Aarn and Ivantsoff, W. 2001. Predation on native fishes by Gambusia holbrooki in the Orara River, New South Wales. Fishes of Sahul15(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 Sahul14(3), 699–708.

Volume 14(2) 2000 (June-July)

Malcolm, H. and Graham, P. 2000. Freshwater fishes of Hinchinbrook Island. Fishes of Sahul14(2), 669–679.

Aarn and Ivantsoff, W. 2000. Cranial, cartilage formation and calcification sequences of Rhadinocentrus ornatus. Fishes of Sahul14(2), 680–685.

Allen, G.R. and Jenkins, A.P. 2000. Australian freshwater gudgeons, genus Mogurnda. Fishes of Sahul14(2), 686–689.

Bowman, R. 2000. Observations of the spawning of the rhino-horn goby Redigobius baleatus. Fishes of Sahul14(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 Sahul14(1), 645–657.

Komori, K. 2000. Glassfish and systematics, endangered subject behind the scene of glassfish study. Fishes of Sahul14(1), 657–662.

Hansen, B. 2000. Tune in and turn on to grunters. Fishes of Sahul14(1), 663–666.

Briggs, G. 2000. A crazy name for a “crazy fish”. Fishes of Sahul14(1), 666–668.

Volume 13(3) 1999 (October)

Crockford, B. 1999. Lake Wanam revisited – a habitat under threat. Lake Wanam survey. Fishes of Sahul13(3), 621–629.

Crockford, B., Littlejohn, P. and Vincent, M. 1999. The Lake Wanam rainbowfish, Papua New Guinea field expedition. Fishes of Sahul13(3), 629–638.

Briggs, G. 1999. Yarra pygmy perch Edelia obscura. Fishes of Sahul13(3), 638–641.

ANGFA Victoria. 1999. Field trip results – Port Fairy 28-29/3/98. Fishes of Sahul13(3), 641–642.

Olney, D. 1999. Observations of pygmy perch (Edelia obscura) in an aquarium. Fishes of Sahul13(3), 642.

Hansen, B. 1999. A Queensland quandary. Fishes of Sahul13(3), 643–644.

Volume 13(2) 1999 (June-July)

Hansen, B. 1999. Peace at the olive branch. Fishes of Sahul13(2), 605–608.

Luxon, R. 1999. Two new Melanotaenia trifasciata morphs from the Weipa spring country. Fishes of Sahul13(2), 609–611.

Howe, E. 1999. The breeding and embryology of the desert goby, Chlamydogobius eremius (Zietz, 1896). Fishes of Sahul13(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 Sahul13(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 Sahul13(1), 589–595.

Hansen, B. 1999. Kimberley cool. Fishes of Sahul13(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 Sahul12(3), 575–582.

Hansen, B. 1998. Aquatic plants of Sahul: aquatic plants from New Guinea – the genus Cryptocoryne. Fishes of Sahul12(3), 583–588.

Volume 12(2) 1998 (June-July)

Briggs, G. 1998. Conquering the mountain (rainbowfish that is). Fishes of Sahul12(2), 557–560.

Crockford, B. 1998. Pseudomugil paskai. Fishes of Sahul12(2), 561–562.

Bowman, R. 1998. A rainbowfish guards his spawning site. Fishes of Sahul12(2), 562.

Armstrong, N. 1998. The Mamberamo River’s mighty multisquamatus. Fishes of Sahul12(2), 563–565.

Bollig, H.F. 1998. The extended phenotype. Fishes of Sahul12(2), 566–568.

Armstrong, N. 1998. A very new goby. Fishes of Sahul12(2), 569–570.

Armstrong, N. 1998. Aquatic plants of Sahul: Pogosteman stellatus syn. Dysophylla stellata. Fishes of Sahul12(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 Sahul12(1), 551–552.

Briggs, G. 1998. Murray-Darling Mogurnda adspersa. Fishes of Sahul12(1), 553–556.

Volume 11(3) 1997 (October)

Hunter, R. 1997. Glossolepis ramuensis the Ramu rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul11(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 Sahul11(3), 532–538.

Armstrong, N. 1997. Aquatic plants of Sahul: Aponogeton bullosus (and some comments on A. elongatus). Fishes of Sahul11(3), 539–540.

Volume 11(2) 1997 (June)

Crockford, B. 1997. Kiunga ballochii. Fishes of Sahul11(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 Sahul11(2), 507–519.

Hansen, B. 1997. In Deepwater near 1770. Fishes of Sahul11(2), 519–520.

Armstrong, N. 1997. The continuing trifasciata saga. Fishes of Sahul11(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 Sahul11(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 Sahul10(3), 465–478.

Armstrong, N. 1996. Eriocaulon setaceum – aquatic plants of Sahul. Fishes of Sahul10(3), 479–480.

Volume 10(2) 1996 (June-July)

Armstrong, N. 1996. The beauty of Peppimenarti country. Fishes of Sahul10(2), 449–454.

Herbert, B. 1996. The Claudies – worth a second look. Fishes of Sahul10(2), 454–459.

Unmack, P.J. 1996. The unique Cooper Creek catfish from central Australia. Fishes of Sahul10(2), 460–464.

Volume 10(1) 1996 (March)

Caughey, A. 1996. The Murray cod – myth and magic. Fishes of Sahul10(1), 433–439.

Dawson, A. and Dawson, F. 1996. Magnificent Wallaby Creek rainbow. Fishes of Sahul10(1), 439–443.

Leggett, R. 1996. Salted rainbows, the perfect hors-d’oeuvre. Fishes of Sahul10(1), 443–444.

Bollig, H.F. 1996. Looking beyond the border of the aquarium: cannibalism in rainbowfishes – an “efficient” strategy? Fishes of Sahul10(1), 444–448.

Volume 9(3) 1995 (October)

Hansen, B. 1995. Kikori kaleidoscope. Fishes of Sahul9(3), 417–423.

Armstrong, N. and Bowman, R. 1995. Melanotaenia trifasciata – a habitat guide. Fishes of Sahul9(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 Sahul9(3), 427–429.

Tappin, A.R. 1995. Redfinned blue-eye. Fishes of Sahul9(3), 430–432.

Volume 9(2) 1995 (June)

Armstrong, N. 1995. A dwarf maccullochi in the Northern territory. Fishes of Sahul9(2), 401–404.

Tappin, A.R. 1995. Blue-eyes revisited. Fishes of Sahul9(2), 405–411.

Hansen, B. 1995. Inconspicuous by name and nature. Fishes of Sahul9(2), 412–414.

Walker, T.G. 1995. Mogurnda species “Balcanoona”. Fishes of Sahul9(2), 414–416.

Volume 9(1) 1995 (February)

Bleher, H. 1995. The fish of the century – or just of the decade. Fishes of Sahul9(1), 385–391.

Hansen, B. 1995. Walker River walkabout – a rich tapestry. Fishes of Sahul9(1), 391–396.

Caughey, A. 1995. Aquarium notes on keeping the tupong – Pseudaphritis urvillii. Fishes of Sahul9(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 Sahul8(3), 369–373.

Allen, G.R. 1994. The ANGFA rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul8(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 Sahul8(3), 382–384.

Volume 8(2) 1994 (March)

Hand, K. 1994. Desert rainbows. Fishes of Sahul8(2), 353–357.

Hansen, B. 1994. A splendid area for splendida’s. Fishes of Sahul8(2), 357–359.

ANGFA (QLD) Inc. 1994. Survey results Cape York, October 1991. Fishes of Sahul8(2), 359–365.

Gough, K. 1994. Townsville blue-eyes. Fishes of Sahul8(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 Sahul8(2), 367–368.

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

Allen, G.R. 1993. Australia’s rarest rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul8(1), 337–340.

Hansen, B. 1993. A top trip to the tip – the ANGFA Cape York Expedition, 1991. Fishes of Sahul8(1), 341–345.

Leggett, R. 1993. Freshwater fishes of Iron Range and adjoining areas. Fishes of Sahul8(1), 346–347.

Johnson, J. 1993. The fishes of the Brisbane River. Fishes of Sahul8(1), 347–352.

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

Bowman, R. 1993. Melanotaenia splendida australis – the western rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul7(4), 325–327.

Armstrong, N. 1993. Re-discovering Galaxias fuscus. Fishes of Sahul7(4), 328–329.

McLaren, R. 1993. Records on collecting gertrudae. Fishes of Sahul7(4), 330.

Gough, K. 1993. Almost “freshwater” fishes NQ. Fishes of Sahul7(4), 330–332.

Caughey, A. and Armstrong, N. 1993. A code of ethics for ANGFA fishkeepers. Fishes of Sahul7(4), 332–334.

Hume, S. 1993. Lake Eacham update. Fishes of Sahul7(4), 334–336.

Volume 7(3) 1992 (September)

Hansen, B. 1992. A forgotten jewel – Rhadinocentrus ornatus. Fishes of Sahul7(3), 313–317.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1992. Rhadinocentrus ornatus survey records. Fishes of Sahul7(3), 317–318.

Caughey, A. 1992. Some aquarium notes on Galaxias truttaceus. Fishes of Sahul7(3), 319.

Zhu, D. 1992. Rainbow fish – another method for identification. Fishes of Sahul7(3), 320–321.

Unmack, P. 1992. Victorian pygmy perches. Fishes of Sahul7(3), 321–323.

Briggs, G. 1992. Blue-eye trouble shooting (revisited). Fishes of Sahul7(3), 323–324.

Volume 7(2) 1992 (March)

Hansen, B. 1992. Next time I’ll linger longer at the wonderful Wonga! Fishes of Sahul7(2), 301–303.

Hansen, B., Wilson, D. and Dawson, A. 1992. Summary – fish distribution survey. Fishes of Sahul7(2), 303–305.

Ivantsoff, W. and Crowley, L. 1992. Rainbowfishes from the Atherton Tablelands. Fishes of Sahul7(2), 305–310.

Wager, R. 1992. The, Oxleyan pygmy perch. Maintaining breeding populations. Fishes of Sahul7(2), 310–312.

Volume 7(1) 1991 (October)

Bowman, R. and Armstrong, N. 1991. Melanotaenia trifasciata – a multiplicity of morphs. Fishes of Sahul7(1), 292–293.

Hansen, B. 1991. The golden fishes of Goanna Lagoon. Fishes of Sahul7(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 Sahul7(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 Sahul6(4), 277–282.

Unmack, P. and Brumley, C. 1991. Initial observations on spawning and conservation status of redfinned blue-eye (Scaturinichthys vermeilipinnis). Fishes of Sahul6(4), 282–284.

Hansen, B. 1991. Top fish from the Top End. Fishes of Sahul6(4), 285–287.

Dawson, A. 1991. The mysterious nursery fish, (Kurtidae Family). Fishes of Sahul6(4), 287–288.

Volume 6(3) 1991 (April)

Bowman, R. 1991. The Oktedi rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul6(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 Sahul6(3), 268–276.

Volume 6(2) 1990 (November)

Leggett, R. 1990. Breeding notes on a new goby from the Jardine River. Fishes of Sahul6(2), 253–254.

Lambkin, L. 1990. Breeding the lungfish, ceratodus at Belmont, N.S.W. Fishes of Sahul6(2), 255–257.

Hansen, B. 1990. Galaxias in paradise. Fishes of Sahul6(2), 257–259. [G. maculatus on Lord Howe Island]

Leggett, R. 1990. Freshwater fish of the Cape York area. Fishes of Sahul6(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 Sahul6(1), 241–247.

Leggett, R. 1990. A fish in danger – Nannoperca oxleyana. Fishes of Sahul6(1), 247–249.

Hansen, B. 1990. Pseudomugil cyanodorsalis. Fishes of Sahul6(1), 249–252.

Volume 5(4) 1989 (September)

Allen, G.R. 1989. Return to Lake Kutubu. Fishes of Sahul5(4), 229–233.

Hansen, B. 1989. The sooty grunter – Hephaestus fuliginosus. Fishes of Sahul5(4), 233–235.

Hansen, B. 1989. The Australian smelt – Retropinna semoni. Fishes of Sahul5(4), 235–236.

Romanowski, N. 1989. Murray River rainbowfish: a reply to Lloyd. Fishes of Sahul5(4), 236–240.

Volume 5(3) 1989 (June)

Allen, G.R. 1989. Lake Eacham rainbowfish rediscovered? Fishes of Sahul5(3), 217–219.

Pusey, B.J. 1989. Gas exchange during aestivation in Lepidogalaxias salamandroides. Fishes of Sahul5(3), 219–223.

Marshall, J. 1989. Galaxias olidus in southern Queensland. Fishes of Sahul5(3), 223–225.

Hansen, B. 1989. Collecting on the Claudies. Fishes of Sahul5(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 Sahul5(2), 205–211.

Hansen, B. 1988. A jaunt to the Jardine. Fishes of Sahul5(2), 211–215.

Kleiberg, T. 1988. The Cairns rainbowfish Cairnsichthys rhombosomoides (Nicholson and Raven). Fishes of Sahul5(2), 215–216.

Volume 5(1) 1988 (August)

Armstrong, N. 1988. The chequered rainbow Melanotaenia splendida inornata. Fishes of Sahul5(1), 193, 195.

Bowman, R. 1988. Editorial. Fishes of Sahul5(1), 194.

Marshall, J. 1988. An extension of the known range of Rhadinocentrus ornatus. Fishes of Sahul5(1), 196–197.

Lambkin, L. 1988. The Australian lungfish, ceratodus Neoceratodus forsteri. Fishes of Sahul5(1), 197–200.

Hansen, B. 1988. The purple-spotted gudgeon – Mogurnda adspersa. Fishes of Sahul5(1), 200–2002.

Hortle, K.G. 1988. First records of fresh water eels from the Fly River system, Papua New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul5(1), 202–2004.

Volume 4(4) 1988 (February)

Armstrong, N. 1988. The mountain rainbowfish – Melanotaenia monticola. Fishes of Sahul4(4), 181–182.

Hortle, K.G. 1988. Sexual dimorphism in the Papuan freshwater longtom Strongylura kreffti (Günther) (Pisces: Belonidae). Fishes of Sahul4(4), 182–187.

Hansen, B. 1988. Propagate or perish – some thoughts on species maintenance. Fishes of Sahul4(4), 187–189.

Lloyd, L.N. 1987. Is the Murray rainbowfish endangered? Fishes of Sahul4(4), 189–192.

Volume 4(3) 1983 (July)

Wattam, A. 1987. The Fly River rainbowfish Melanotaenia sexlineata (Munro, 1964). Fishes of Sahul4(3), 169–170.

Hansen, B. 1987. Something different – Terapon jarbua (Forsskal). Fishes of Sahul4(3), 171–172.

Brown, R. 1987. Preserving species quality of native fishes in the aquarium. Fishes of Sahul4(3), 173–174.

Young, M. 1987. A tank breeding of Mogurnda mogurnda. Fishes of Sahul4(3), 174–177.

Bowman, R. 1987. Spawning mops. Fishes of Sahul4(3), 178–179.

Hansen, B. 1987. A new location for delicate blue-eyes. Fishes of Sahul4(3), 179–180.

Volume 4(2) 1987 (April)

Armstrong, N. 1987. The Pascoe River rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul4(2), 157–160.

Leggett, R. 1987. Oxyeleotris nullipora, the collecting, spawning behaviour and growth of a new gudgeon from the Jardine River. Fishes of Sahul4(2), 160–162.

Young, M. 1987. A tank spawning of Hypseleotris compressa. Fishes of Sahul4(2), 162–164.

Crockford, B. 1987. The genus Glossolepis. Fishes of Sahul4(2), 164–165.

Hansen, B. 1987. Werneri from the wild. Fishes of Sahul4(2), 165–168.

Volume 4(1) 1996 (July-September)

Young, M. 1986. Bringing the blind gudgeon into captivity. Fishes of Sahul4(1), 145–148.

Marshall, J. 1986. Honey blue eyes in the Noosa River. Fishes of Sahul4(1), 148.

Hansen, B. 1986. Melanotaenia splendida fluviatilis. Fishes of Sahul4(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 Sahul4(1), 152–153.

Crockford, B. 1986. The family Melanotaeniidae. Fishes of Sahul4(1), 153–156.

Stanton, R. 1986. A new Melanotaenia trifasciata colour variety? Fishes of Sahul4(1), 156.

Volume 3(4) 1996 (April-June)

Bowman, R. 1986. Sawfish in captivity – Preston, Victoria 1984. Fishes of Sahul3(4), 133.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1986. Fraser Island – freshwater habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul3(4), 134–136.

Hansen, B. 1986. Glossolepis incisus. Fishes of Sahul3(4), 136–138.

Hansen, B. 1986. Hypseleotris compressa. Fishes of Sahul3(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 Sahul3(3), 121–125.

Crockford, B. 1986. Glossolepis multisquamatus. Fishes of Sahul3(3), 126–127.

Smales, K. 1986. The desert goby under threat. Fishes of Sahul3(3), 128.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1986. Fraser Island – freshwater habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul3(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 Sahul3(2), 109–113.

Crockford, B. 1985. Glossolepis wanamensis. Fishes of Sahul3(2), 113–116.

Crockford, B. 1985. Chilatherina campsi. Fishes of Sahul3(2), 116–118.

Bowman, R. 1985. Rainbowfishes – egg posting and fry raising. Fishes of Sahul3(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 Sahul3(1), 97–102.

Crockford, B. 1985. Glossolepis maculosus. Fishes of Sahul3(1), 102–104.

Semple, G. 1985. Pseudomugil gertrudae – maintenance, reproduction and early development of the spotted blue-eye. Fishes of Sahul3(1), 105–108.

Volume 2(4) 1985 (April-June)

Armstrong, N. 1985. A wilderness of rivers. Fishes of Sahul2(4), 85–90.

Semple, G. 1985. Ambassis macleayi. Fishes of Sahul2(4), 90–94.

Romanowski, N. 1985. Melanotaenia splendida fluviatilis – endangered status of the Murray River form. Fishes of Sahul2(4), 94–96.

Volume 2(3) 1985 (January-March)

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1985. Freshwater fish – habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul2(3), 73–77.

Tappin, A. 1985. Iratherina werneri – aquarium observations. Fishes of Sahul2(3), 78–79.

Crockford, B. 1985. Iratherina werneri – breeding procedure. Fishes of Sahul2(3), 80.

Campbell, R. 1985. Melanotaenia eachamensis. Fishes of Sahul2(3), 81.

Leiper, G. 1985. Pseudomugil gertrudae – breeding notes. Fishes of Sahul2(3), 82.

Leiper, G. 1985. Rhadinocentrus ornatus – rare colour forms. Fishes of Sahul2(3), 82–83.

Bowman, R. 1985. Fish transfer techniques. Fishes of Sahul2(3), 83–84.

Volume 2(2) 1984 (October-December)

Semple, G. 1984. Marjorie’s hardyhead, Craterocephalus marjoriae. Fishes of Sahul2(2), 61–64.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1984. Tin Can Bay – freshwater fish habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul2(2), 65–66.

Crockford, B. 1984. The genus Popondetta. Fishes of Sahul2(2), 66–68.

Armstrong, N. 1984. Keeping rainbowfishes. Fishes of Sahul2(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 Sahul2(2), 70–71.

Leiper, G. 1984. Honey blue-eyes – endangered? Fishes of Sahul2(2), 72.

Volume 2(1) 1984 (July-September)

Caughey, A. 1984. The peacock gudgeon, Tateurndina ocellicauda. Fishes of Sahul2(1), 49–53.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1984. Tin Can Bay – freshwater fish habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul2(1), 53–54.

Travis, N. 1984. The barred rainbowfish, Chilatherina fasciata. Fishes of Sahul2(1), 55–56.

Bowman, R. 1984. Chilatherina fasciata (Clearwater Creek) – some colour observations. Fishes of Sahul2(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 Sahul2(1), 58–60.

Volume 1(4) 1984 (April-June)

Tappin, A.R. 1984. In search of the honey blue-eye, Pseudomugil mellis. Fishes of Sahul1(4), 37–39.

Lloyd, L. 1984. Exotic fishes: useful additions or “animal weeds”? Fishes of Sahul1(4), 39–42.

Crockford, B. 1984. Melanotaenia lacustris, Lake Kutubu Rainbow. Fishes of Sahul1(4), 43–46.

Armstrong, N. 1984. “Pagwi” rainbow. Fishes of Sahul1(4), 46–47.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1984. Tin Can Bay – freshwater fish habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul1(4), 48.

Volume 1(3) 1984 (January-March)

Tappin, A.R. 1984. Spawning the blackmast: Quirichthys stramineus. Fishes of Sahul1(3), 25–27.

Bowman, R. 1984. ANGFA visits Neil Armstrong. Fishes of Sahul1(3), 28.

Leggett, R. 1984. The olive perch Ambassis nigripinnis. Fishes of Sahul1(3), 29–30.

Bowman, R. 1984. Blue eyes. Fishes of Sahul1(3), 30.

Socolof, R. 1984. Can anyone help? Fishes of Sahul1(3), 30.

Lloyd, L. 1984. Exotic fishes: useful additions or “animal weeds”? Fishes of Sahul1(3), 31–34.

Tsang, P. 1984. More about blue eyes. Fishes of Sahul1(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 Sahul1(2), 13–17.

Thompson, G. 1983. The desert goby Chlamydogobius eremius. Fishes of Sahul1(2), 17–20.

Tappin, A.R. 1983. Drying effects on the eggs of the rainbow fishes. Fishes of Sahul1(2), 20–21.

Bowman, R. 1983. ANGFA visits Neil Armstrong. Fishes of Sahul1(2), 22

Leggett, R. 1983. Rhadinocentrus ornatus – southern soft-spined sunfish. Fishes of Sahul1(2), 23–24.

Volume 1(1) 1983 (July-September)

Armstrong, N. 1983. Melanotaenia trifasciata. Fishes of Sahul1(1), 1–4.

Backhouse, G.N. 1983. The dwarf galaxias, Galaxiella pusilla (Mack, 1936) in Victoria. Fishes of Sahul1(1), 5–8.

Thompson, G. 1983. Can you help? Fishes of Sahul1(1), 9.

Pusey, B.J. 1983. The Shannon mud minnow Lepidogalaxias salamandroides (Mees). Fishes of Sahul1(1), 9–11.

Bowman, R. 1983. Trouble shooting with ANGFA. Blue eyes. Fishes of Sahul1(1), 12.

Author Index

Aarn and Ivantsoff, W. 2000. Cranial, cartilage formation and calcification sequences of Rhadinocentrus ornatus. Fishes of Sahul14(2), 680–685.

Aarn and Ivantsoff, W. 2001. Predation on native fishes by Gambusia holbrooki in the Orara River, New South Wales. Fishes of Sahul15(1), 726–732.

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 Sahul11(2), 507–519.

Abell, M. 2006. Lidwill's dwarf goby. Fishes of Sahul20(1), 198–201.

Abell, M. 2012. Native plants for aquaria (Part 1). Fishes of Sahul26(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 Sahul21(3-4), 364-374.

Aland, G. 2010. Range extension for Porochilus rendahli and new record for the Murray Darling catchment. Fishes of Sahul24(3), 593-595.

Aland, G. 2014. Mabuiag Island fish survey. Fishes of Sahul28(1), 774-782.

Aland, G. 2014. Moa Island fish survey. Fishes of Sahul28(3), 812–817.

Allen, G. 2024. Fry foods - Part 1 - Easy green water and infusoria. Fishes of Sahul38(1), 2098–2103.

Allen, G. 2024. Fry foods - Part 2 - Egg yolk and vinegar eels. Fishes of Sahul38(3), 2242–2251.

Allen, G.R. 1983. Chilatherina bulolo, a valid species of rainbowfish (Melanotaeniidae) from northern New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul1(2), 13-17.

Allen, G.R. 1989. Lake Eacham rainbowfish rediscovered? Fishes of Sahul5(3), 217-219.

Allen, G.R. 1989. Return to Lake Kutubu. Fishes of Sahul5(4), 229-233.

Allen, G.R. 1993. Australia’s rarest rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul8(1), 337-340.

Allen, G.R. 1994. The ANGFA rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul8(3), 374-379.

Allen, G.R. 1998. Irian adventures. Fishes of Sahul12(3), 575-582.

Allen, G.R. 2001. A new species of rainbowfish (Glossolepis: Melanotaeniidae) from Irian Jaya, Indonesia. Fishes of Sahul15(3), 766-775.

Allen, G.R. 2003. Unexplored islands of Papua New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul17(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 Sahul17(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 Sahul18(4), 87-96.

Allen, G.R. 2008. Return to Arguni. Fishes of Sahul22(3), 430-439.

Allen, G.R. 2015. In the footsteps of Wallace: 2013 Aru Islands expedition. Fishes of Sahul29(3), 894–903.

Allen, G. 2022. Collecting the Lake Tebera Rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul36(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 Sahul25(1), 602-607.

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 Sahul38(2), 2137–2157.

Allen, G.R. and Jenkins, A.P. 2000. Australian freshwater gudgeons, genus Mogurnda. Fishes of Sahul14(2), 686-689.

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 Sahul29(1), 846–859.

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 Sahul30(1), 950–961.

Allen, M. 2007. Rediscovery of a jewel. Fishes of Sahul21(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 Sahul33(4), 1501–1508.

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 Sahul34(3), 1626–1636.

ANGFA (QLD) Inc. 1994. Survey results Cape York, October 1991. Fishes of Sahul8(2), 359-365.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1984. Tin Can Bay – freshwater fish habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul1(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 Sahul2(2), 70-71.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1985. Freshwater fish – habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul2(3), 73-77. [Albert R and Cedar Crk]

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1986. Fraser Island – freshwater habitat survey. Fishes of Sahul3(3), 129-132, 3(4), 134-136.

ANGFA (Southeast Queensland Regional Group) 1992. Rhadinocentrus ornatus survey records. Fishes of Sahul7(3), 317-318.

ANGFA Victoria. 1999. Field trip results – Port Fairy 28-29/3/98. Fishes of Sahul13(3), 641-642.

Anon 2009. Erratum to V23-2. Fishes of Sahul23(3), 540.

Anon 2012. Fishes of Sahul editor retires – “Thank you Rudie”. Fishes of Sahul26(1), 667.

Anon 2013. Vale – Norbert Grunwald – 25-04-1936 – 17-04-2013. Fishes of Sahul27(2), 734.

Anon. 2021. Transcript of a radio interview with Ron Bowman. Fishes of Sahul35(4), 1807–1808.

Armstrong, N. 1983. Melanotaenia trifasciata. Fishes of Sahul1(1), 1-4.

Armstrong, N. 1984. “Pagwi” rainbow. Fishes of Sahul1(4), 46-47.

Armstrong, N. 1984. Keeping rainbowfishes. Fishes of Sahul2(2), 68-70.

Armstrong, N. 1985. A wilderness of rivers. Fishes of Sahul2(4), 85-90.

Armstrong, N. 1987. The Pascoe River rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul4(2), 157-160.

Armstrong, N. 1988. The mountain rainbowfish – Melanotaenia monticola. Fishes of Sahul4(4), 181-182.

Armstrong, N. 1988. The chequered rainbow Melanotaenia splendida inornata. Fishes of Sahul5(1), 193, 195.

Armstrong, N. 1993. Re-discovering Galaxias fuscus. Fishes of Sahul7(4), 328-329.

Armstrong, N. 1995. A dwarf maccullochi in the Northern territory. Fishes of Sahul9(2), 401-404.

Armstrong, N. 1996. The beauty of Peppimenarti country. Fishes of Sahul10(2), 449-454.

Armstrong, N. 1996. Eriocaulon setaceum – aquatic plants of Sahul. Fishes of Sahul10(3), 479-480.

Armstrong, N. 1997. The continuing trifasciata saga. Fishes of Sahul11(2), 521-524.

Armstrong, N. 1997. Aquatic plants of Sahul: Aponogeton bullosus (and some comments on A. elongatus). Fishes of Sahul11(3), 539-540.

Armstrong, N. 1998. The Mamberamo River’s mighty multisquamatus. Fishes of Sahul12(2), 563-565.

Armstrong, N. 1998. A very new goby. Fishes of Sahul12(2), 569-570.

Armstrong, N. 1998. Aquatic plants of Sahul: Pogosteman stellatus syn. Dysophylla stellata. Fishes of Sahul12(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 Sahul16(4), 892-897.

Armstrong, N. 2004. Walker River’s marbled frog. Fishes of Sahul18(1), 23-24.

Armstrong, N. 2005. Melanotaenia inornata - the chequered rainbowfish. One of Australia’s most ignored rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul19(2), 141-142.

Armstrong, N. 2006. Tri's in the Daintree. Fishes of Sahul20(2), 244.

Armstrong, N. 2007. South east Arnhem Land. Fishes of Sahul21(1), 294-307.

Armstrong, N. and Bowman, R. 1995. Melanotaenia trifasciata – a habitat guide. Fishes of Sahul9(3), 424-426.

Backhouse, G.N. 1983. The dwarf galaxias, Galaxiella pusilla (Mack, 1936) in Victoria. Fishes of Sahul1(1), 5-8.

Bell, G. 2002. Red-eyed tree frog. Fishes of Sahul16(4), 888-891.

Blake, R. 2018. Hermaphroditism or plain male? Two apparent female Eastern Rainbowfish Melanotaenia splendida splendida producing fry. Fishes of Sahul32(4), 1358–1360.

Bleher, H. 1995. The fish of the century – or just of the decade. Fishes of Sahul9(1), 385-391.

Bleher, H. 2001. The search for Melanotaenia angfa. Fishes of Sahul15(1), 710-719.

Bleher, H. 2005. Batanta, Waigeo and Misool rainbowfish clarification. Fishes of Sahul19(1), 108-119.

Bleher, H. 2006. Australia's outback 2005. 8,000 km across Australia's outback following the 2005 ANGFA Convention. Fishes of Sahul20(2), 226-243.

Bleher, H. 2008. A Pseudomugil account. Fishes of Sahul22(4), 466-470.

Bollig, H.F. 1996. Looking beyond the border of the aquarium: cannibalism in rainbowfishes – an “efficient” strategy? Fishes of Sahul10(1), 444-448.

Bollig, H.F. 1998. The extended phenotype. Fishes of Sahul12(2), 566-568.

Bowman, R. 1983. Trouble shooting with ANGFA. Blue eyes. Fishes of Sahul1(1), 12.

Bowman, R. 1983. ANGFA visits Neil Armstrong. Fishes of Sahul1(2), 22, 1(3), 28.

Bowman, R. 1984. Blue Eyes. Fishes of Sahul1(3), 30.

Bowman, R. 1984. Chilatherina fasciata (Clearwater Creek) – some colour observations. Fishes of Sahul2(1), 57.

Bowman, R. 1985. Fish transfer techniques. Fishes of Sahul2(3), 83-84.

Bowman, R. 1985. Rainbowfishes – egg posting and fry raising. Fishes of Sahul3(2), 118-120.

Bowman, R. 1986. Sawfish in captivity – Preston, Victoria 1984. Fishes of Sahul3(4), 133.

Bowman, R. 1987. Spawning mops. Fishes of Sahul4(3), 178-179.

Bowman, R. 1988. Editorial. Fishes of Sahul5(1), 194.

Bowman, R. 1991. The Oktedi rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul6(3), 265-267.

Bowman, R. 1993. Melanotaenia splendida australis – the western rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul7(4), 325-327.

Bowman, R. 1996. To the Pascoe – and beyond. Fishes of Sahul10(3), 465-478.

Bowman, R. 1997. Rainbowfishes in a small gene pool – a review. Fishes of Sahul11(3), 532-538.

Bowman, R. 1998. A rainbowfish guards his spawning site. Fishes of Sahul12(2), 562.

Bowman, R. 1999. Twelve spotted blue-eye morphs – a study of variations within the Pseudomugil gertrudae species. Fishes of Sahul13(1), 589-595.

Bowman, R. 2000. Observations of the spawning of the rhino-horn goby Redigobius baleatus. Fishes of Sahul14(2), 690-692.

Bowman, R. 2002. Mellis in Melbourne. Fishes of Sahul16(4), 878-883.

Bowman, R. 2003. The self-replicating werneri population. Fishes of Sahul17(1), 906-913.

Bowman, R. 2003. Celebrating 20 years of Fishes of Sahul. Fishes of Sahul17(3&4), 950.

Bowman, R. 2006. A surprise guest: Melanotaenia gracilis, the slender rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul20(2), 222-225.

Bowman, R. 2008. Significant signifers. Fishes of Sahul22(1), 382-389.

Bowman, R. 2012. Some observations on rainbowfish behaviour. Fishes of Sahul26(2), 678-681.

Bowman, R. 2021. Some observations on Rainbowfish behaviour. Fishes of Sahul35(4), 1810–1811.

Bowman, R. and Armstrong, N. 1991. Melanotaenia trifasciata – a multiplicity of morphs. Fishes of Sahul7(1), 292-293.

Briggs, G. 1992. Blue-eye trouble shooting (revisited). Fishes of Sahul7(3), 323-324.

Briggs, G. 1998. Murray-Darling Mogurnda adspersa. Fishes of Sahul12(1), 553-556.

Briggs, G. 1998. Conquering the mountain (rainbowfish that is). Fishes of Sahul12(2), 557-560.

Briggs, G. 1999. Yarra pygmy perch Edelia obscura. Fishes of Sahul13(3), 638-641.

Briggs, G. 2000. A crazy name for a “crazy fish”. Fishes of Sahul14(1), 666-668.

Briggs, G. 2001. Finke Mogurnda. Fishes of Sahul15(2), 734-739.

Briggs, G. 2001. Laura River rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul15(2), 752-753.

Briggs, G. 2001. The spotted rainbow. Fishes of Sahul15(4), 798-802.

Briggs, G. 2002. Purple-spotted gudgeons without the spots? Fishes of Sahul16(4), 898-900.

Briggs, G. 2005. Victoria's brackish gobies. Fishes of Sahul19(3), 150-153.

Briggs, G. 2005. Murray River rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul19(4), 174-176.

Briggs, G. 2007. A week in the Wet Tropics. Fishes of Sahul21(2), 318-333.

Briggs, G. 2008. ANGFA-VIC 2008 field trip to Shepparton. Fishes of Sahul22(2), 418-422.

Briggs, G. 2009. Australian purple-spotted gudgeons. Fishes of Sahul23(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 Sahul26(1), 662-667.

Briggs, G. 2015. A quick trip for rhads (ornate rainbowfish). Fishes of Sahul29(3), 904–913.

Briggs, G. 2021. Magnificent Mogurnda of the Atherton Tablelands. Fishes of Sahul35(2), 1722–1744.

Briggs, G. & Armstrong, N. 2022. Lake Tebera Rainbowfish Melanotaenia herbertaxelrodi - 40 years in the hobby. Fishes of Sahul36(1), 1832–1835.

Briggs, G., Sambell, B., Hansen, B. and Scharpf, C. 2016. Fish in focus: Coal Grunter Hephaestus carbo. Fishes of Sahul30(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 Sahul32(2), 1271–1280.

Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J., Hammer, M. & Scharpf, C. 2018. Fish in focus: Central Australian Mogurnda species (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul32(3), 1324–1334.

Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J., Stanton, M. & Scharpf, C. 2017. Fish in focus: Marjorie’s Hardyhead Craterocephalus marjoriae (Atherinidae). Fishes of Sahul31(4), 1205–1211.

Brown, R. 1987. Preserving species quality of native fishes in the aquarium. Fishes of Sahul4(3), 173-174.

Campbell, R. 1985. Melanotaenia eachamensis. Fishes of Sahul2(3), 81.

Carmody, G. 2006. The fishes of Cooloola. Fishes of Sahul20(4), 277-283.

Carmody, G. 2013. Ivantsoff’s blue-eye – emblem of Timika. Fishes of Sahul27(4), 758-761.

Carmody, G. and Smith, L. 2006. The western minnow. Fishes of Sahul20(3), 246-251.

Caughey, A. 1984. The peacock gudgeon, Tateurndina ocellicauda. Fishes of Sahul2(1), 49-53.

Caughey, A. 1992. Some aquarium notes on Galaxias truttaceus. Fishes of Sahul7(3), 319.

Caughey, A. 1995. Aquarium notes on keeping the tupong – Pseudaphritis urvillii. Fishes of Sahul9(1), 397-398.

Caughey, A. 1996. The Murray cod – myth and magic. Fishes of Sahul10(1), 433-439.

Caughey, A. and Armstrong, N. 1993. A code of ethics for ANGFA fishkeepers. Fishes of Sahul7(4), 332-334.

Caughey, A., Hume, S. and Wattam, A. 1990. Melanotaenia eachamensis – history and management of the captive stocks. Fishes of Sahul6(1), 241-247.

Chang-kum, K. 2001. Frogs in a fish-room. Fishes of Sahul15(2), 750-751.

Chuah, E., Smith, L. and Wilson, D. 2001. Ondinia purpurea den Hartog (Nymphaeaceae) a personal journey. Fishes of Sahul15(1), 720-725.

Coleman, N. 2002. Not your ordinary freshwater crab. Fishes of Sahul16(3), 875-876.

Coughran, J. 2005. Cherax leckii n. sp. (Decapoda: Parastacidae), a new crayfish from coastal, northeastern New South Wales. Fishes of Sahul19(4), 191-196.

Coughran, J. and Leckie, S. 2005. News from the wilderness of crayfish research. Fishes of Sahul19(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 Sahul21(1), 308-316.

Cousins, J., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2020. Fish in focus: Sorong Rainbowfish Melanotaenia fredericki (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul34(3), 1637–1640.

Cousins, J., Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2021. Fish in focus: Poreless Gudgeon Oxyeleotris nullipora (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul35(2), 1753–1766.

Crockford, B. 1984. Melanotaenia lacustris, Lake Kutubu Rainbow. Fishes of Sahul1(4), 43-46.

Crockford, B. 1984. The genus Popondetta. Fishes of Sahul2(2), 66-68.

Crockford, B. 1985. Iratherina werneri – breeding procedure. Fishes of Sahul2(3), 80.

Crockford, B. 1985. Glossolepis maculosus. Fishes of Sahul3(1), 102-104.

Crockford, B. 1985. Glossolepis wanamensis. Fishes of Sahul3(2), 113-116.

Crockford, B. 1985. Chilatherina campsi. Fishes of Sahul3(2), 116-118.

Crockford, B. 1986. Glossolepis multisquamatus. Fishes of Sahul3(3), 126-127.

Crockford, B. 1986. The family Melanotaeniidae. Fishes of Sahul4(1), 153-156.

Crockford, B. 1987. The genus Glossolepis. Fishes of Sahul4(2), 164-165.

Crockford, B. 1997. Kiunga ballochii. Fishes of Sahul11(2), 505-507.

Crockford, B. 1998. Pseudomugil paskai. Fishes of Sahul12(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 Sahul13(3), 621-629.

Crockford, B. 2001. Lake Wanam fasciata Chilatherina fasciata wanamensis, a subspecies in trouble. Fishes of Sahul15(3), 776-779.

Crockford, B. 2001. Chilatherina axelrodi. Fishes of Sahul15(4), 790-795.

Crockford, B., Littlejohn, P. and Vincent, M. 1999. The Lake Wanam rainbowfish, Papua New Guinea field expedition. Fishes of Sahul13(3), 629-638.

Dawson, A. 1991. The mysterious nursery fish, (Kurtidae Family). Fishes of Sahul6(4), 287-288.

Dawson, A. and Dawson, F. 1996. Magnificent Wallaby Creek rainbow. Fishes of Sahul10(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 Sahul30(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 Sahul34(3), 1610–1625.

Fauth, S. 2017. Husbandry and captive breeding of Mouth Almighty Glossamia aprion (Apogonidae). Fishes of Sahul31(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 Sahul34(1), 1540–1548.

Girkin, D. 2002. The Sorong rainbowfish Melanotaenia fredericki. Fishes of Sahul16(2), 850.

Gough, K. 1993. Almost “freshwater” fishes NQ. Fishes of Sahul7(4), 330-332.

Gough, K. 1994. Townsville blue-eyes. Fishes of Sahul8(2), 365.

Graf, J. 2009. Two new rainbowfishes (Melanotaenia affinis “Bonggo” and Melanotaenia sp. “Suswa Village”). Fishes of Sahul23(1), 478-481.

Graf, J. 2011. Van Heurn’s rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul25(2), 622-629.

Graf, J. 2021. Around Vogelkop. Fishes of Sahul35(1), 1690–1705.

Graf, G.A. 2023. The discovery of Melanotaenia jakora and hints for keeping and breeding. Fishes of Sahul37(2), 2069–2072.

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 Sahul29(2), 870–881.

Graf, J. and Lange, G. 2013. Exploring the Siriwo River in New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul27(4), 762-772.

Graf, J. and Lange, G. 2016. Discovering Melanotaenia bowmani and Melanotaenia grunwaldi. Fishes of Sahul30(2), 980–988.

Graf, J. & Lange, G. 2018. Another trip to West Papua. Fishes of Sahul32(4), 1336–1349.

Graf, J. and Ohee, H.L. 2009. Glossolepis from northern New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul23(2), 504-512.

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 Sahul37(2), 2063–2068.

Hammer, M. 2002. Natural habitat, spawning and rearing of the Dalhousie catfish. Fishes of Sahul16(1), 820-827.

Hammer, M. 2008. Amazing rediscovery in South Australia. Fishes of Sahul22(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 Sahul33(4), 1492–1500.

Hammer, M.P. 2021. Tasmanogobius and the hunt for a heavenly goby. Fishes of Sahul35(3), 1768–1781.

Hammer, M. & Duguid. A. 2018. Fishes in Australia’s Red Centre. Fishes of Sahul32(3), 1282–1302.

Hammer, M. and Horne, P. 2004. Threatened ecological communities of South Australia’s south-east. Fishes of Sahul18(1), 2-7.

Hammer, M. and Wedderburn, S. 2008. The threatened Murray hardyhead. Natural history and captive rearing. Fishes of Sahul22(1), 390-399.

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 Sahul38(2), 2158–2171.

Hand, K. 1994. Desert rainbows. Fishes of Sahul8(2), 353-357.

Hand, K. 1994. Desert rainbows (part 2). Fishes of Sahul8(3), 382-384.

Hansen, B. 1986. Glossolepis incisus. Fishes of Sahul3(4), 136-138.

Hansen, B. 1986. Hypseleotris compressa. Fishes of Sahul3(4), 139-140.

Hansen, B. 1986. Melanotaenia splendida fluviatilis. Fishes of Sahul4(1), 149-150.

Hansen, B. 1987. Werneri from the wild. Fishes of Sahul4(2), 165-168.

Hansen, B. 1987. Something different – Terapon jarbua (Forsskal). Fishes of Sahul4(3), 171-172.

Hansen, B. 1987. A new location for delicate blue-eyes. Fishes of Sahul4(3), 179-180.

Hansen, B. 1988. Propagate or perish – some thoughts on species maintenance. Fishes of Sahul4(4), 187-189.

Hansen, B. 1988. The purple-spotted gudgeon – Mogurnda adspersa. Fishes of Sahul5(1), 200-2002.

Hansen, B. 1988. A jaunt to the Jardine. Fishes of Sahul5(2), 211-215.

Hansen, B. 1989. Collecting on the Claudies. Fishes of Sahul5(3), 225-228.

Hansen, B. 1989. The sooty grunter – Hephaestus fuliginosus. Fishes of Sahul5(4), 233-235.

Hansen, B. 1989. The Australian smelt – Retropinna semoni. Fishes of Sahul5(4), 235-236.

Hansen, B. 1990. Pseudomugil cyanodorsalis. Fishes of Sahul6(1), 249-252.

Hansen, B. 1990. Galaxias in paradise. Fishes of Sahul6(2), 257-259. [G. maculatus on Lord Howe Island]

Hansen, B. 1991. Top fish from the Top End. Fishes of Sahul6(4), 285-287.

Hansen, B. 1991. The golden fishes of Goanna Lagoon. Fishes of Sahul7(1), 294-295.

Hansen, B. 1992. Next time I’ll linger longer at the wonderful Wonga! Fishes of Sahul7(2), 301-303.

Hansen, B. 1992. A forgotten jewel – Rhadinocentrus ornatus. Fishes of Sahul7(3), 313-317.

Hansen, B. 1993. A top trip to the tip – the ANGFA Cape York Expedition, 1991. Fishes of Sahul8(1), 341-345.

Hansen, B. 1994. A splendid area for splendida’s. Fishes of Sahul8(2), 357-359.

Hansen, B. 1994. The spangled perch – Leiopotherapon unicolor. Fishes of Sahul8(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 Sahul9(1), 391-396.

Hansen, B. 1995. Inconspicuous by name and nature. Fishes of Sahul9(2), 412-414.

Hansen, B. 1995. Kikori kaleidoscope. Fishes of Sahul9(3), 417-423.

Hansen, B. 1997. Zany Zenarchopterus. Fishes of Sahul11(1), 501-503.

Hansen, B. 1997. In Deepwater near 1770. Fishes of Sahul11(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 Sahul12(1), 551-552.

Hansen, B. 1998. Aquatic plants of Sahul: aquatic plants from New Guinea – the genus Cryptocoryne. Fishes of Sahul12(3), 583-588.

Hansen, B. 1999. Kimberley cool. Fishes of Sahul13(1), 595-604.

Hansen, B. 1999. Peace at the olive branch. Fishes of Sahul13(2), 605-608.

Hansen, B. 1999. A Queensland quandary. Fishes of Sahul13(3), 643-644.

Hansen, B. 2000. Tune in and turn on to grunters. Fishes of Sahul14(1), 663-666.

Hansen, B. 2000. “Starke” raving mad. Fishes of Sahul14(3), 699-708.

Hansen, B. 2005. Snakehead gudgeon observation. Fishes of Sahul19(4), 187-190.

Hansen, B. and Constable, R. 2016. Blue-eye diversity in Australia, including new distribution locality records with a focus on Torres Strait Islands. Fishes of Sahul30(2), 989–996.

Hansen, B., Wilson, D. and Dawson, A. 1992. Summary – fish distribution survey. Fishes of Sahul7(2), 303-305.

Heemskerk, W. 2024. Breeding the Mangrove Blue-eye. Fishes of Sahul38(2), 2172–2175.

Herbert, B. 1996. The Claudies – worth a second look. Fishes of Sahul10(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 Sahul9(3), 427-429.

Hortle, K.G. 1988. Sexual dimorphism in the Papuan freshwater longtom Strongylura kreffti (Günther) (Pisces: Belonidae). Fishes of Sahul4(4), 182-187.

Hortle, K.G. 1988. First records of fresh water eels from the Fly River system, Papua New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul5(1), 202-2004.

Howe, E. 1999. The breeding and embryology of the desert goby, Chlamydogobius eremius (Zietz, 1896). Fishes of Sahul13(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 Sahul6(3), 268-276.

Howe, E., Howe, C. and Doyle, S. 1988. The surface of the egg in blue-eyes Pseudomugil spp. Fishes of Sahul5(2), 205-211.

Howe, G. 2003. Are Australian native fish better at eating mosquito larvae than introduced Gambusia holbrooki? Fishes of Sahul17(1), 914-915.

Howe, G. 2003. Distribution of Gambusia holbrooki in the Myall River. Fishes of Sahul17(1), 916-920.

Hume, S. 1993. Lake Eacham update. Fishes of Sahul7(4), 334-336.

Hunter, R. 1997. Glossolepis ramuensis the Ramu rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul11(3), 525-526.

Inbun, B.Y. & Smith, P.T. 2018. Recent developments at Lake Kutubu: impacts on the fish and the Foe people. Fishes of Sahul32(1), 1225–1239.

Ivantsoff, W. and Crowley, L. 1992. Rainbowfishes from the Atherton Tablelands. Fishes of Sahul7(2), 305-310.

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 Sahul6(4), 277-282.

Johnson, J. 1993. The fishes of the Brisbane River. Fishes of Sahul8(1), 347-352.

Joss, J. 2002. Australian lungfish, Neoceratodus forsteri. Fishes of Sahul16(2), 836-844.

Keller, K. and Brown, C. 2008. A new sighting of the Oxleyan pygmy perch. Fishes of Sahul22(1), 400-404.

Kerezsy, A. 2014. Red-finned blue-eye: the story so far. Fishes of Sahul28(3), 806–812.

Kerezsy, A. 2017. Invasion complete: the quick march of Sleepy Cod through the Cooper Creek catchment in central Australia. Fishes of Sahul31(1), 1067–1072.

Kerezsy, A. 2018. Where had they come from? Understanding fish migrations in a desert river. Fishes of Sahul32(3), 1316–1323.

Kleiberg, T. 1988. The Cairns rainbowfish Cairnsichthys rhombosomoides (Nicholson and Raven). Fishes of Sahul5(2), 215-216.

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

Komori, K. 2000. Glassfish and systematics, endangered subject behind the scene of glassfish study. Fishes of Sahul14(1), 657-662.

Kuiter, R. 2001. Diving freshwater. Fishes of Sahul15(3), 780.

Kuiter, R.H. 2001. Blind gudgeon. Fishes of Sahul15(4), 782-784.

Kuiter, R.H. 2001. Diving freshwater. Fishes of Sahul15(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 Sahul16(1), 815-819.

Kuiter, R.H. 2002. Spider? Fishes of Sahul16(1), 828.

Kuiter, R.H. 2003. Discovering Ewens pygmy perch. Fishes of Sahul17(3&4), 952-959.

Kuiter, R.H. 2003. More on Galaxias fuscus. Fishes of Sahul17(3&4), 976-977.

Kuiter, R.H. 2003. Special spiny crays. Fishes of Sahul17(3&4), 998-1000.

Kuiter, R.H. 2004. Australian fairy shrimp. Fishes of Sahul18(1), 21-22.

Kuiter, R.H. 2004. Myora Springs surprise. Fishes of Sahul18(2), 48.

Kuiter, R.H. 2004. Cathedral Rock National Park. Fishes of Sahul18(3), 68-72.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. Gerald R. Allen explores the Solomon Islands. Fishes of Sahul19(2), 135-139.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. What is a species anyway? Fishes of Sahul19(2), 140-141.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. More on dwarf galaxias. Fishes of Sahul19(3), 160-163.

Kuiter, R.H. 2005. Common carp, its origin. Fishes of Sahul19(3), 164-166.

Kuiter, R.H. 2006. Wild Tasmania. Fishes of Sahul20(1), 202-220.

Kuiter, R.H. 2006. Torrens catchment’s Lake Eyre hardyhead. Fishes of Sahul20(3), 252-265.

Kuiter, R. 2006. Coward Springs country. Fishes of Sahul20(4), 272-276.

Kuiter, R.H. 2007. Hazelwood Pondage cichlids. Fishes of Sahul21(3-4), 375-380.

Kuiter, R.H. 2008. The southern pygmy perch. Fishes of Sahul22(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 Sahul23(2), 518-520.

Kuiter, R.H. 2011. Upper-Murray Galaxias. Fishes of Sahul25(1), 618-619.

Kuiter, R.H. 2011. Budj Bim fishes. Fishes of Sahul25(2), 630-640.

Kuiter, R.H. 2011. Alpine spiny-cray. Fishes of Sahul25(3), 659-660.

Lambkin, L. 1988. The Australian lungfish, ceratodus Neoceratodus forsteri. Fishes of Sahul5(1), 197-200.

Lambkin, L. 1990. Breeding the lungfish, ceratodus at Belmont, N.S.W. Fishes of Sahul6(2), 255-257.

Lamin, C. 2017. Breeding Flinders Pygmy Perch Nannoperca “flindersi” (Percichthyidae). Fishes of Sahul31(4), 1198–1204.

Lamin, C., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2019. Fish in foscus: Western Pygmy Perch Nannoperca vittata (Percichthyidae). Fishes of Sahul33(2), 1440–1446.

Lange, G. 2020. Kill the creep – salt creep. Fishes of Sahul34(1), 1538–1539.

Lange, G. 2021. Remembering Ron Bowman. Fishes of Sahul35(4), 1809.

Lange, G. 2022. Lake Tebera Rainbowfish Melanotaenia herbertaxelrodi - love at first sight. Fishes of Sahul36(1), 1836–1838.

Lange, G. & Graf, J. 2017. The discovery of Melanotaenia garylangei – the Golden Rainbowfish from Dekai. Fishes of Sahul31(1), 1073–1078.

Lange, G. & Graf, J. 2017. Keeping and raising Melanotaenia garylangei – the Golden Rainbowfish from Dekai. Fishes of Sahul31(1), 1079–1080.

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 Sahul29(1), 859–865.

Lawler, J., Bargenquast, J., Heemskerk, W. & Hammer, M. 2024. New record of the Swamp Blue-eye (Pseudomugilidae) from Australia. Fishes of Sahul38(2), 2127–2136.

Leckie, S. and Coughran, J. 2005. Euastacus suttoni (Clark 1941), the New England Crayfish. Fishes of Sahul19(3), 167-172.

Leggett, R. 1983. Rhadinocentrus ornatus – southern soft-spined sunfish. Fishes of Sahul1(2), 23-24.

Leggett, R. 1984. The olive perch Ambassis nigripinnis. Fishes of Sahul1(3), 29-30.

Leggett, R. 1987. Oxyeleotris nullipora, the collecting, spawning behaviour and growth of a new gudgeon from the Jardine River. Fishes of Sahul4(2), 160-162.

Leggett, R. 1990. A fish in danger – Nannoperca oxleyana. Fishes of Sahul6(1), 247-249.

Leggett, R. 1990. Breeding notes on a new goby from the Jardine River. Fishes of Sahul6(2), 253-254.

Leggett, R. 1990. Freshwater fish of the Cape York area. Fishes of Sahul6(2), 259-264.

Leggett, R. 1993. Freshwater fishes of Iron Range and adjoining areas. Fishes of Sahul8(1), 346-347.

Leggett, R. 1994. Collecting in the Kimberley. Fishes of Sahul8(3), 369-373.

Leggett, R. 1996. Salted rainbows, the perfect hors-d’oeuvre. Fishes of Sahul10(1), 443-444.

Leggett, R. 2003. Rivers I have known - Drysdale River. Fishes of Sahul17(1), 902-905.

Leggett, R. 2004. Rivers I have known – King George River. Fishes of Sahul18(1), 16-17.

Leggett, R. 2004. Rivers I have known – Burdekin River. Fishes of Sahul18(2), 42-43.

Leiper, G. 1984. Honey blue-eyes – endangered? Fishes of Sahul2(2), 72.

Leiper, G. 1985. Pseudomugil gertrudae – breeding notes. Fishes of Sahul2(3), 82.

Leiper, G. 1985. Rhadinocentrus ornatus – rare colour forms. Fishes of Sahul2(3), 82-83.

Lenegan, J. 2019. Cairns to Weipa and back, through a new lens: the Gobioides. Part 1. Fishes of Sahul33(3), 1447–1483.

Lenagan, J. 2020. Cairns to Weipa and back, through a new lens: Part 2. Gobioides of the Wet Tropics. Fishes of Sahul34(4), 1642–1657.

Lenagan, J., Unmack, P.J., Hansen, B. and Scharpf, C. 2017. Fish in focus: Peacock Gudgeon Tateurndina ocellicauda (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul31(3), 1175–1180.

Lewis, M. and Lewis, C. 1991. Melanotaenia trifasciata (Rendahl) from Eliot Creek, Queensland. Fishes of Sahul7(1), 289-292.

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 Sahul35(4), 1812–1826.

Littlejohn, P. 2001. The unnamed yabbie from Victoria. Fishes of Sahul15(2), 754-756.

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

Littlejohn, P. 2009. Freshwater polychaete in Australia. Fishes of Sahul23(3), 538-540.

Littlejohn, P. 2012. A rare find from the Lang Lang River – Neochanna cleaveri. Fishes of Sahul26(1), 668-672.

Littlejohn, P. 2014. Notes on an ancient and tiny crustacean, the syncarid: Koonunga cursor. Fishes of Sahul28(3), 818–824.

Littlejohn, P. 2021. Notes on collecting and transporting native freshwater fishes. Fishes of Sahul35(3), 1782–1786.

Littlejohn, P. 2022. The dreaded White Spot parasite, a guide to identification and treatment. Fishes of Sahul36(1), 1839–1849.

Lloyd, L. 1984. Exotic fishes: useful additions or “animal weeds”? Fishes of Sahul1(3), 31-34, 1(4), 39-42.

Lloyd, L.N. 1987. Is the Murray rainbowfish endangered? Fishes of Sahul4(4), 189-192.

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

Lo, A. 2010. The Mermaid Pool climbing Cox’s gudgeon. Fishes of Sahul24(1), 542-543.

Luxon, R. 1999. Two new Melanotaenia trifasciata morphs from the Weipa spring country. Fishes of Sahul13(2), 609-611.

Maddern, M. 2007. The one-spot livebearer: another introduced ornamental fish in Australia. Fishes of Sahul21(3-4), 342-347.

Maddock, D. 2021. Rainbowfish Man - a collection of anecdotes celebrating the life of Ron Bowman. Fishes of Sahul35(4), 1796–1806.

Maebe, G. 2010. ANZ (Australia – New Zealand) fish-safari. Fishes of Sahul24(1), 544-555.

Maebe, G. 2011. Rainbowfishes’ first migration to Europe. Fishes of Sahul25(3), 650-655.

Maebe, G. 2013. Aquarists at the service of science. Fishes of Sahul23(3), 742-748.

Maebe, G. 2014. Expedition to West Papua 2012. Fishes of Sahul28(2), 780-798.

Mailliet, C. 2004. “Those little red fish” Melanotaenia parva and Glossolepis pseudoincisus. Fishes of Sahul18(3), 58-67.

Mailliet, C. 2004. The Waigeo rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul18(1), 18-20.

Mailliet, C. 2006. Cling gobies from Biak. Fishes of Sahul20(4), 284-287.

Mailliet, C. 2022. Helping find new rainbowfish in West Papua, through online research. Fishes of Sahul36(4), 1962–1967.

Mailliet, C., Graf, G. & Heemskerk, W. 2023. West Papua 2023 - experiences and results. Fishes of Sahul37(2), 2032–2057.

Mailliet, C. and Saunders, A. 2005. Madagascar rainbowfish. Notes on some recently discovered Bedotia species. Fishes of Sahul19(2), 126-134.

Malcolm, H. and Graham, P. 2000. Freshwater fishes of Hinchinbrook Island. Fishes of Sahul14(2), 669-679.

Marshall, J. 1986. Honey blue eyes in the Noosa River. Fishes of Sahul4(1), 148.

Marshall, J. 1988. An extension of the known range of Rhadinocentrus ornatus. Fishes of Sahul5(1), 196-197.

Marshall, J. 1989. Galaxias olidus in southern Queensland. Fishes of Sahul5(3), 223-225.

Martin, G., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2020. Fish in focus: Congolli Pseudaphritis urvillii (Pseudaphritidae). Fishes of Sahul34(4), 1676–1688.

Martin, G., Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2021. Fish in focus: Twospine Blackfish Gadopsis bispinosa (Gadopsidae). Fishes of Sahul35(3), 1789–1794.

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 Sahul38(3), 2194–2231.

Martin, K. 2016. Black-banded Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia nigrans) in the Queensland Wet Tropics – a failed translocation? Fishes of Sahul30(3), 1015–1020.

Martin, K. 2017. Translocated rainbowfishes (Melanotaeniidae) and blue-eyes (Pseudomugilidae) in the Queensland Wet Tropics. Fishes of Sahul31(3), 1162–1174.

Martin, K. 2018. The Cairns Rainbowfish Cairnsichthys rhombosomoides (Melanotaeniidae): distribution patterns and conservation status. Fishes of Sahul32(4), 1350–1357.

Martin, K.C. and Barclay, S. 2016. A review of the distribution and status of ‘Burdekin rainbowfish’ populations in north Queensland. Fishes of Sahul30(1), 962–972.

Martin, K. and Barclay, S. 2017. Factors influencing distribution and form of the Utchee Rainbowfish Melanotaenia utcheensis (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul31(2), 1095–1117.

Martin, K. & Barclay, S. 2018. The story of the Daintree Rainbowfish (Cairnsichthys bitaeniatus), Australia’s newest rainbowfish species. Fishes of Sahul32(2), 1261–1270.

Martin, K. & Barclay, S. 2019. McCulloch’s Rainbowfish Melanotaenia maccullochi (Melanotaeniidae) in the Queensland Wet Tropics. Fishes of Sahul33(2), 1404–1416.

Martin, K. & Barclay, S. 2020. Impacts of a natural landslide on the fish community of a small tropical Queensland stream. Fishes of Sahul34(1), 1520–1530.

Martin, K. & Barclay, S. 2022. Notes on a new rainbowfish from the Daintree rainforest, north Queensland. Fishes of Sahul36(4), 1950–1961.

Martin, K. & Barclay, S. 2023. First record of the Critically Endangered Malanda Rainbowfish in the Mulgrave-Russell drainage basin, Atherton Tablelands. Fishes of Sahul37(1), 1994–2000.

Martin, K., Hammer, M.P. & Unmack P.J. 2021. New locality records for carp gudgeons (Hypseleotris spp) in the Queensland Wet Tropics. Fishes of Sahul35(2), 1745–1749.

Mathews, G., Kuiter, R.H. and Walker, G. 2006. Desert trilling frog. Fishes of Sahul20(4), 288-292.

Mathews, G., Walker, G., Mathwin, R. and Hammer, M. 2005. Spring tides, Galaxias and the River Torrens, South Australia. Fishes of Sahul19(4), 177-186.

McCormack, R.B. and Coughran, J. 2008. Euastacus maccai, a new freshwater crayfish from New South Wales. Fishes of Sahul22(4), 471-476.

McLaren, R. 1993. Records on collecting gertrudae. Fishes of Sahul7(4), 330.

Midgley, S.H. and Merrick, J.R. 1986. A portable, collapsible aquarium. Fishes of Sahul4(1), 152-153.

Moores, G. 2006. Gap Creek rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul20(4), 270-271.

Moores, G., Lenagan, J., Unmack, P.J., Martin, K.C. & Scharpf, C. 2016. Fish in focus: Snakehead Gudgeon Giuris margaritacea. Fishes of Sahul30(4), 1061‑1066.

Mossop, K. & Moran, N. 2018. Surviving in the desert: how behaviour enables the Desert Goby to persist. Fishes of Sahul32(3), 1306–1315.

Moy, K.G., Jones, M. & Unmack, P.J. 2020. Dust, ash, blackwater and mud: what have they done to my Darling Hardyhead?. Fishes of Sahul34(2), 1550–1567.

Moy, K.G. & Unmack, P.J. 2017. Update on saving the Running River Rainbowfish – new populations established and going well!. Fishes of Sahul31(4), 1189–1197.

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 Sahul34(2), 1583–1608.

Olney, D. 1999. Observations of pygmy perch (Edelia obscura) in an aquarium. Fishes of Sahul13(3), 642.

O’Reilly, L. 2008. Weipa wanderings (part 1). Fishes of Sahul22(3), 440-452.

O’Reilly, L. 2008. Weipa wanderings (part 2). Fishes of Sahul22(4), 454-465.

O’Reilly, L. 2011. Recent rhad discoveries. Fishes of Sahul25(3), 656-658.

O’Reilly, L. 2013. The Cooktown connection: surveying the Endeavour and McIvor river systems 2010 – Part 1. Fishes of Sahul27(1), 710-718.

O’Reilly, L. 2013. The Cooktown connection: surveying the Endeavour and McIvor river systems 2010 – Part 2. Fishes of Sahul27(2), 735-740.

O’Reilly, L. 2015. Breeding the honey blue-eye (Pseudomugil mellis). Fishes of Sahul29(2), 882–887.

O’Reilly, L. 2023. Keeping Brine Shrimp in outdoor tubs. Fishes of Sahul37(1), 2001–2005.

O’Reilly, L., Hansen, B., Moores, G. and Wilson, D. 2009. Heli-fishing the upper Katherine River. Fishes of Sahul23(3), 522-531.

O’Reilly, L. and Reid, A. 2008. ANGFA-QLD 2008 field trip to the western rivers. Fishes of Sahul22(2), 406-413.

O’Reilly, L. & Unmack P.J. 2021. The great debate: bags vs buckets. Fishes of Sahul35(3), 1787–1788.

Pierce, B., Young, M. and Sim, T. 2004. South Australia’s Flinders Ranges fishes. Fishes of Sahul18(2), 25-41.

Powell, A. 2007. Hermaphrodite rainbows. Fishes of Sahul21(3-4), 348-349.

Powell, A. 2009. Chilatherina fasciata, Lake Wanam. Fishes of Sahul23(3), 536-537.

Pulvirenti, R. 2022. Trips away with Gunther. Fishes of Sahul36(2), 1902–1907.

Pusey, B.J. 1983. The Shannon mud minnow Lepidogalaxias salamandroides (Mees). Fishes of Sahul1(1), 9-11.

Pusey, B.J. 1989. Gas exchange during aestivation in Lepidogalaxias salamandroides. Fishes of Sahul5(3), 219-223.

Raadik, T.A. 2001. When is a mountain galaxias not a mountain galaxias? Fishes of Sahul15(4), 785-789.

Raadik, T.A. 2005. Dorrigo Plateau – a biodiversity “hot-spot” for galaxiids. Fishes of Sahul19(1), 97-107.

Raadik, T.A. and Kuiter, R.H. 2002. Kosciuszko Galaxias: a story of confusion and imminent peril. Fishes of Sahul16(2), 830-835.

Rimmer, M.A. and Merrick, J.R. 1984. Preliminary studies on the capacity to aestivate in the mountain galaxias (Galaxias olidus). Fishes of Sahul2(1), 58-60.

Roberts, D. 2015. What is the future of the critically endangered Elizabeth Springs goby? Fishes of Sahul29(4), 922–933.

Roberts, D. 2020. Conserving the Endangered Mary River Cod (Maccullochella mariensis): the difference one person can make. Fishes of Sahul34(4), 1658–1675.

Romanowski, N. 1985. Melanotaenia splendida fluviatilis – endangered status of the Murray River form. Fishes of Sahul2(4), 94-96.

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.

Romanowski, N. 1989. Murray River rainbowfish: a reply to Lloyd. Fishes of Sahul5(4), 236-240.

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

Romanowski, N. 2001. Sacred lotus – native and exotic. Fishes of Sahul15(4), 796-798.

Romanowski, N. 2002. Floating-leaf pondweeds: the game of the name. Fishes of Sahul16(2), 845-847.

Romanowski, N. 2002. The marshworts: Nymphoides. Fishes of Sahul16(3), 871-874.

Romanowski, N. 2002. Water tigers: dragonflies in the pond. Fishes of Sahul16(4), 884-887.

Romanowski, N. 2004. Notes on dwarf galaxias Galaxiella pusilla. Fishes of Sahul18(4), 80-86.

Romanowski, N. 2010. Moulting and mating in the freshwater crab. Fishes of Sahul24(1), 556-560.

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

Romanowski, N. 2012. Notes on two Galaxias species in south-western Victoria: Part 1: landlocked forms. Fishes of Sahul26(2), 681-686.

Romanowski, N. 2013. Notes on two Galaxias species in south-western Victoria: Part 2: the coastal form. Fishes of Sahul27(1), 719-724.

Romanowski, N. 2014. Freshwater crayfishes in the Otway Ranges, south-western Victoria: it’s a long story. Fishes of Sahul28(4), 833–838.

Romanowski, N. 2016. Giant water beetles and water tigers: serious predators on a small scale. Fishes of Sahul30(2), 997–1001.

Romanowski, N. 2016. Reticulated Freshwater Pipefish (Hippichthys heptogonus) and others. Fishes of Sahul30(4), 1055‑1060.

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 Sahul38(1), 2076–2089.

Salossa, M. 2024. Sago Palm as a vital element for New Guinea native fishes. Fishes of Sahul38(3), 2232–2241.

Sambell, B. 2002. Saratoga. Fishes of Sahul16(3), 864-870.

Sambell, B. 2005. Expedition to the Barcoo River. Fishes of Sahul19(3), 154-159.

Scharpf, C. 2018. Fishes of Sahul: an etymological survey (part 1). Fishes of Sahul32(2), 1248–1260.

Scharpf, C. 2019. Fishes of Sahul: an etymological survey (part 2). Fishes of Sahul33(2), 1417–1439.

Scharpf, C. 2020. Fishes of Sahul: an etymological survey (part 3). Fishes of Sahul34(2), 1568–1582.

Scharpf, C. 2021. Fishes of Sahul: An Etymological Survey (part 4), the Rainbowfishes. Fishes of Sahul35(1), 1706–1714.

Scharpf, C. 2022. Fishes of Sahul: An etymological survey (part 5), the Rainbowfishes. Fishes of Sahul36(4), 1968–1992.

Scharpf, C. 2023. Fishes of Sahul: An etymological survey (part 6), the Rainbowfishes. Fishes of Sahul37(1), 2006–2022.

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

Schmida, G. 2003. Cheeky little buggers - a look at Australian blue-eyes. Fishes of Sahul17(3&4), 960-975.

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

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

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

Schmida, G. 2013. The dwarf rainbowfish Melanotaenia maccullochi – Ogilby, 1915. Fishes of Sahul27(2), 726-734.

Schmida, G. 2014. An underrated rainbowfish: Cairnsichthys rhombosomoides. Fishes of Sahul28(4), 839–844.

Schmida, G. 2022. The curse of the Goyder - Part 1. Fishes of Sahul36(2), 1874–1900.

Schmida, G. 2022. The curse of the Goyder - Part 2. Fishes of Sahul36(3), 1908–1948.

Schnell, M. 2009. Feeder creek fishes of Narrabeen Lagoon. Fishes of Sahul23(1), 482-498.

Schnell, M. 2011. Brackish creek fishes of Narrabeen Lake. Fishes of Sahul25(1), 608-617.

Semple, G. 1984. Marjorie’s hardyhead, Craterocephalus marjoriae. Fishes of Sahul2(2), 61-64.

Semple, G. 1985. Ambassis macleayi. Fishes of Sahul2(4), 90-94.

Semple, G. 1985. Craterocephalus stercusmuscarum – maintenance, reproduction and early development of the fly-specked hardyhead. Fishes of Sahul3(1), 97-102.

Semple, G. 1985. Pseudomugil gertrudae – maintenance, reproduction and early development of the spotted blue-eye. Fishes of Sahul3(1), 105-108.

Semple, G. 1985. Pseudomugil tenellus – maintenance, reproduction and early development of the delicate blue-eye. Fishes of Sahul3(2), 109-113.

Semple, G. 1986. Pseudomugil signifer – maintenance, reproduction and early development of the Pacific blue-eye. Fishes of Sahul3(3), 121-125.

Shoesmith, D. 2007. The fishes I wished and missed. Fishes of Sahul21(2), 337-340.

Shoesmith, D. 2015. A community hero – the dwarf flathead gudgeon. Fishes of Sahul29(1), 866–868.

Shoesmith, D. 2015. Unusual coloured Galaxias. Fishes of Sahul29(4), 937-940.

Shoesmith, D. 2018. An ANGFA insight into the freshwater fishes of New Zealand. Fishes of Sahul32(1), 1214–1224.

Shoesmith, D, Romanowksi, N., Briggs, G., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2019. Fish in focus: Spotted Galaxias Galaxias truttaceus (Galaxiidae). Fishes of Sahul33(4), 1509–1518.

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.

Smales, K. 1986. The desert goby under threat. Fishes of Sahul3(3), 128.

Socolof, R. 1984. Can anyone help? Fishes of Sahul1(3), 30.

Stanton, R. 1986. A new Melanotaenia trifasciata colour variety? Fishes of Sahul4(1), 156.

Stanton, M. and Turner, G. 2009. Observations of eel-tailed catfish migrating. Fishes of Sahul23(2), 513-517.

Stephenson, G. 2022. A tribute to Gunther Eugen Schmida. Fishes of Sahul36(2), 1856–1873.

Tappin, A. 1985. Iratherina werneri – aquarium observations. Fishes of Sahul2(3), 78-79.

Tappin, A.R. 1983. Drying effects on the eggs of the rainbow fishes. Fishes of Sahul1(2), 20-21.

Tappin, A.R. 1984. Spawning the blackmast: Quirichthys stramineus. Fishes of Sahul1(3), 25-27.

Tappin, A.R. 1984. In search of the honey blue-eye, Pseudomugil mellis. Fishes of Sahul1(4), 37-39.

Tappin, A.R. 1995. Blue-eyes revisited. Fishes of Sahul9(2), 405-411.

Tappin, A.R. 1995. Redfinned blue-eye. Fishes of Sahul9(3), 430-432.

Tappin, A.R. 2017. Breeding Threadfin Rainbowfish Iriatherina werneri (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul31(4), 1182–1188.

Tappin, A.R. Briggs, G., Stanton, M., Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2019. Fish in focus: Pygmy Rainbowfish Melanotaenia pygmaea (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul33(3), 1484–1490.

Tappin, A., Briggs, G., Wilson, D., and Scharpf, C. 2016. Fish in foscus: blackmast Craterocephalus stramineus (Atherinidae). Fishes of Sahul30(2), 1002–1008.

Tappin, A.R. & O’Reilly 2019. Radical Rhads, the amazing Ornate Rainbowfish!. Fishes of Sahul33(1), 1362–1402.

Tappin, A., Unmack, P.J., O’Reilly, L., Briggs, G., Hansen, B., Stanton, M. and Scharpf, C. 2017. Fish in foscus: Crimson-spotted Rainbowfish Melanotaenia duboulayi (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul31(2), 1123–1141.

Taxacher, M. 2011. Mugilogobius chulae and some other members of the genus. Fishes of Sahul25(3), 642-649.

Thierbach, B. 2016. Empire Gudgeon: one more breeding attempt. Fishes of Sahul30(3), 1010–1014.

Thompson, G. 1983. Can you help? Fishes of Sahul1(1), 9.

Thompson, G. 1983. The desert goby Chlamydogobius eremius. Fishes of Sahul1(2), 17-20.

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Unmack, P. 1992. Victorian pygmy perches. Fishes of Sahul7(3), 321–323.

Unmack, P.J. 1996. The unique Cooper Creek catfish from central Australia. Fishes of Sahul10(2), 460–464.

Unmack, P.J. 2000. The genus Hypseleotris of southeastern Australia, its identification and breeding biology. Fishes of Sahul14(1), 645–657.

Unmack, P. 2002. Darwin rainbows. Fishes of Sahul16(3), 854–863.

Unmack, P.J. 2007. The Batanta and Waigeo rainbowfishes, further clarified. Fishes of Sahul21(2), 334–336.

Unmack, P.J. 2016. Update on saving Running River Rainbowfish. Fishes of Sahul30(3), 1025–1032.

Unmack, P.J. 2018. Rains of fishes: real or myth in Outback Australia? Fishes of Sahul32(3), 1303–1305.

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Unmack, P. and Brumley, C. 1991. Initial observations on spawning and conservation status of redfinned blue-eye (Scaturinichthys vermeilipinnis). Fishes of Sahul6(4), 282–284.

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Unmack, P.J., Hansen, B., Briggs, G., Stanton, M., Scharpf, C. and Gill, A. 2016. Fish in focus: Empire Gudgeon Hypseleotris compressa (Eleotridae). Fishes of Sahul30(3), 1033–1037.

Unmack P.J. & Hammer, M.P. 2021. A range extension into the Gulf of Carpentaria for Midgley’s Carp Gudgeon. Fishes of Sahul35(2), 1750–1752.

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Unmack, P.J.& Scharpf, C. 2022. Fish in Focus: Goldie Rainbowfish Melanotaenia goldiei (Melanotaeniidae). Fishes of Sahul36(1), 1850–1854.

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Unmack, P.J. & Scharpf, C. 2024. Fish in Focus: Hogan’s Sole Synclidopus hogani (Soleidae). Fishes of Sahul38(3), 2252–2254.

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New Genera and Species Described

Allomogurnda Allen, 2003.

Allomogurnda flavimarginata Allen, 2003.

Allomogurnda hoesei Allen, 2003.

Allomogurnda insularis Allen, 2003.

Allomogurnda landfordi Allen, 2003.

Allomogurnda montana Allen, 2003.

Allomogurnda papua Allen, 2003.

Allomogurnda sampricei Allen, 2003.

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 Sahul17(3&4), 978–997.

Euastacus leckii Coughran, 2005.

Coughran, J. 2005. Cherax leckii n. sp. (Decapoda: Parastacidae), a new crayfish from coastal, northeastern New South Wales. Fishes of Sahul19(4), 191–196.

Euastacus maccai McCormack and Coughran, 2008.

McCormack, R.B. and Coughran, J. 2008. Euastacus maccai, a new freshwater crayfish from New South Wales. Fishes of Sahul22(4), 471–476.

Euastacus pilosus Coughran and Leckie, 2007.

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 Sahul21(1), 308–316.

Glossolepis dorityi Allen, 2001.

Allen, G.R. 2001. A new species of rainbowfish (Glossolepis: Melanotaeniidae) from Irian Jaya, Indonesia. Fishes of Sahul15(3), 766–775.

Kiunga auromarginata Allen, Hammer, Unmack and Storey, 2024.

Kiunga filamentosa Allen, Hammer, Unmack and Storey, 2024.

Kiunga leucozona Allen, Hammer, Unmack and Storey, 2024.

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 Sahul38(2), 2137–2157.

Lentipes venustus Allen, 2004.

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 Sahul18(4), 87–96.

Melanotaenia garylangei Graf, Herder and Hadiaty, 2015.

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 Sahul29(2), 870–881.

Melanotaenia jakora Graf, Ohee, Herder and Haryono, 2023.

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 Sahul37(2), 2063–2068.

Melanotaenia mairasi Allen and Hadiaty, 2011.

Allen, G.R. and Hadiaty, R.K. 2011. A new species of rainbowfish (Melanotaeniidae), from western New Guinea (West Papua Province, Indonesia). Fishes of Sahul25(1), 602–607.

Melanotaenia rubrivittata Allen, Unmack and Hadiaty, 2015.

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 Sahul29(1), 846–859.

Pseudomugil halophilus Hammer, Allen, Adams and Unmack, 2024.

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 Sahul38(2), 2158–2171.

Pseudomugil luminatus Allen, Unmack and Hadiaty, 2016.

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 Sahul30(1), 950–961.

Scaturiginichthys Ivantsoff, Unmack, Saeed and Crowley, 1991.

Scaturiginichthys vermeilipinnis Ivantsoff, Unmack, Saeed and Crowley, 1991.

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 Sahul6(4), 277–282.

Stenogobius watsoni Allen, 2004.

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 Sahul18(4), 87–96.

Revision of Species Names

Allomogurnda nesolepis (Weber, 1907) by Allen (2003).

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 Sahul17(3&4), 978–997.

Chilatherina bulolo (Whitley, 1938) by Allen (1983).

Allen, G.R. 1983. Chilatherina bulolo, a valid species of rainbowfish (Melanotaeniidae) from northern New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul1(2), 13–17.