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The female looks like she might be norberti (any chance of another picture that shows her full side?). The male is not A. norberti. Maybe A. sp. Pebas.
Thanx for helping here is another pic of the female
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The female is A. norberti. The dark patch on the base of the soft dorsal ray and a lateral spot (reversed in your photos; it isn't unusual) is diagnostic. The male, however is not. As posted in another section of the forum, it looks like a possible eunotus-complex species. It's not A. sp. Pebas because of the difference in serration and color pattern of the dorsal fin.
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Michael67 wrote on martin_c's profile.
Hello Martin, though I am not sure if I am adressing the right person, I still hope I am. I got 2 trios of Apistogramma psammophila from you some time ago. I was lucky to breed them, too, but, unfortunately, I got mainly males, 15, and only 2 females. That's why today, I have only three males left.
Kind regards, Michael (Hagen-Hohenlimburg)
Kind regards, Michael (Hagen-Hohenlimburg)
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