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I had an A Agassizi pair and A Cacatouides pair in a 55 heavily planted tank with dithers and it was a continous battle. I now have them in separate tanks, but wish to keep more than one pair in each tank. I would like for others to elaborate on Bob's post so I may learn also.:)
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I am trying to add pics of my Apistogrammas and a Loach. Must I use a photo host? I can't post directly from my Windows Photo gallery as you can on most forums?
I have Botia Striata (Zebra Loaches) in the 30 gallon. They are just over two inches now and fat. The Cacatouides male will charge them when they get too close to his place.
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I pulled the pair of A. Cacatouides and A. Agassizi out of the 55 with the Clown Loaches and moved them to a much quieter 30 long. There is much plant cover and several ceramic bowls with holes in the bottoms for hide aways. The female Caca is somewhat belligerent to the female...
I was really looking to see what the common opinion was on mixing the various Apistogramma types. Will several pairs of different types live at reasonable peace. Will they tolerate the West African Dwarfs.
The Loaches I have are subject to being moved to my 75 or 150 where I have other...
I recently placed two pairs of Apistogramma in a moderately planted 55 gallon tank. (A. Cacatouides and A. Agassizi) Males about 2 in. females about 1 in. There are 6 three in. Clown Loaches and 6 three in. Black Longfin Tetras in the tank. Everyone appears to be fine so far. Is mixing...