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  1. A Timbers Fan

    Are my Apistogramma Ortegai Papagayo both males ?

    Yes. Hopefully he doesn't do any harm, but it's normal.
  2. A Timbers Fan

    Are my Apistogramma Ortegai Papagayo both males ?

    Looks like a pair to me.
  3. A Timbers Fan

    Identification please.

    Yep, wild A. cacatuoides from Peru. Looks really nice, though I've seen some with more orange in the caudal fin.
  4. A Timbers Fan

    actual species sizes ???

    Don't forget, you came to the experts to ask about species size because you apparently don't know how big some of the most common Apistogramma in the world are. And 4 people have you answers. And you chose to get defensive because your fragile ego felt attacked. Your shop owner is happy to...
  5. A Timbers Fan

    actual species sizes ???

    All I see is a literal sillypants. Nobody here cares that your made-up shop owner has been to South America. :D
  6. A Timbers Fan

    actual species sizes ???

    @bigtanksmallfish: Nobody here cares how much money you've invested in your tank. Trying to justify that your tank is suitable for the livestock you are wanting by listing off filter medias, sump sizes, and monetary amounts of driftwood tells us only one thing: You have more money than perhaps...
  7. A Timbers Fan

    actual species sizes ???

    Your three responses, coupled with the fairly obscure request in the original post, tell us all we need to know. You just argued with one of the most respected Apistogramma experts on the planet. Congrats, you played yourself. *peace*
  8. A Timbers Fan

    actual species sizes ???

    Yes, I probably should have moved it. But they don't have the round belly that D50 have.
  9. A Timbers Fan

    actual species sizes ???

    I mean, 2-3" is fairly accurate for most species. My males have always been around 2.75" at full size, but at breeding facilities that pump brine shrimp and water changes for all the fish, I've seen males get 3.5" long and 1.5" tall. If you don't encourage them to grow rapidly like these places...
  10. A Timbers Fan

    Is this a female D39

    Mine were super shy and took forever to show color. You either have a dud male or one that is still learning that it isn't in trouble if it shows color. I don't see anything feminine about the two photos.
  11. A Timbers Fan

    Is this a female D39

    This guy is just trying to not get beat up by the dominant male.
  12. A Timbers Fan

    Is this a female D39

    Male for me.
  13. A Timbers Fan

    Buying Looking for Apistos (USA)

    At the top right next to your profile photo is an envelope button. I sent you a message.
  14. A Timbers Fan

    Buying Looking for Apistos (USA)

    I do not, but I can work out a deal with a local fish store who does. Feel free to dm me.
  15. A Timbers Fan

    Buying Looking for Apistos (USA)

    I'm in Tampa. In a few months I should have some F1 Winkelfleck if you're interested. They are approaching 1" now but still not sexable save for a few males.
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