I have seen this species before, but before I mix up anything, I tag @Frank Hättich and @Mike Wise
You have at least a male, but the other fish looks too immature to sex.
Those are of the same 2 fish in all pictures? if so, you might indeed have a male and a female there.
No suppose to be 3 pairs pics are fish in same tankI have seen this species before, but before I mix up anything, I tag @Frank Hättich and @Mike Wise
You have at least a male, but the other fish looks too immature to sex.
Those are of the same 2 fish in all pictures? if so, you might indeed have a male and a female there.
It looks like an A. (cf.) cacatuoides form.I have seen this species before, but before I mix up anything, I tag @Frank Hättich and @Mike Wise
Very likely 2 males, unless the left fish is really yellow. The light in the foto keeps me guessing.Third pic with two fish in another tank
Can i breed it with a different cacatuoides? One of my triple red females jumped out. But I have a female to the (cf.) Cacatuoides. So I want to put the (cf) female with triple red male. Also what does cf mean?It looks like an A. (cf.) cacatuoides form.
Oh ok I was thinking so to but not sureVery likely 2 males, unless the left fish is really yellow. The light in the foto keeps me guessing.
Depends are they domestic or wc ?Can i breed it with a different cacatuoides? One of my triple red females jumped out. But I have a female to the (cf.) Cacatuoides. So I want to put the (cf) female with triple red male. Also what does cf mean?
Apistogramma cacatuoidesIs the fish in 104051 a different species ?
I have no idea. I bought the (cf) early this year and the other apistogramma cacatuoides last weekDepends are they domestic or wc ?
now it looks like a female. Give it a few days or better pictures.View attachment 18663View attachment 18664View attachment 18665
This is the one in the third tank again
I wouldn't do so.Can i breed it with a different cacatuoides?
It has no precisely defined meaning but it is usually used in the sense of "similar but possibly/probably a different species".Also what does cf mean?
Ohhh ok.I wouldn't do so.
It has no precisely defined meaning but it is usually used in the sense of "similar but possibly/probably a different species".
Well the place you purchase them from should know - if they are wild caught then you shouldn't mix them but if they are domestic yea any old fish will do.I have no idea. I bought the (cf) early this year and the other apistogramma cacatuoides last week