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You're right! Took me a good 90 minutes of staring at the tank and I still am unsure of the fishes I brought home haha
Talked to the shop and they mentioned they didn't have a clue either.
All the best on your hunt for a pair!
Thanks for the input everyone!
I'll just try to grow them out for now and come back with pictures when they're more sizable so we can look at the patterns.
By then I should be able to sex them better too!
Hi,
That's very interesting to hear! I've tried to do some reading about this A. sp. "Casanare" but can't seem to find any information on it. Will you be able to shed some light in on the species?
I'm now in good mind to head back to the shop to get another 1-2 possible females should my current...
Hi,
That's an interesting observation, only noticed it after you pointed it out!
I too am struggling to sex them (especially the "female") as this is the first time I'm seeing them.
Hi,
I haven't been seeing much interaction between them yet as they're housed in a 3ft, occasionally when they bump into each other during feeding the male would just chase the alleged female a little. Notably they're only between 2cm to 4cm in size
Hi all, this is my first post here!
To start of, I'm located in southeast asia and purchased a pair of German-bred apistogramma guttata from my fish shop recently.
I would like help confirming their gender. The first 2 pictures are of the one I believe to be male, the next 3 pictures are the one...