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Help ID my apistogramma
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It looks like A. agassizi and A. bitaeniata to me.
A. agassizi has the yellow face with blue speckles and a round tail (clampy one?). The A. bitaeniata is the one with a flat tail that will eventually have two prongs. I'd say the A. agassizi is a male but I'm not sure about the A. bitaeniata.
A. agassizi has the yellow face with blue speckles and a round tail (clampy one?). The A. bitaeniata is the one with a flat tail that will eventually have two prongs. I'd say the A. agassizi is a male but I'm not sure about the A. bitaeniata.
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martin_c wrote on illumnae's profile.
Hi,
just in case you happen to live in Germany (or Netherlands): I have a wildcaught female A. psammophila, you could have it for free. I have no use for it anymore.
BR
Martin
just in case you happen to live in Germany (or Netherlands): I have a wildcaught female A. psammophila, you could have it for free. I have no use for it anymore.
BR
Martin