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I am a little over excited I think. I'm looking in the shadows and I see one of the males and his coloring is so nice! lol, but a couple of them seem to be swimming out of the shadows.
I got two pairs of A. borelli sp "Opal" from Chris1932 here. I asked for a trio (2f, 1m) but he gave me and extra male.:biggrin: They're pretty small (1"-1.25") but the males are starting to show some color on their fins and cheeks. They keep hiding in the rocks and plants all the time, but I...
Ok, so I'll get a trio. I've had the tank running for a couple weeks now, and its well on its way to be well planted. There's a bunch of rocks and leaf litter as well as schools of B. brigittae, Celestial Pearl Danios and ottos.
I have a 29g and I want to get a pair of apistos to breed. Are they picky when choosing partners? Would it be best to get trios? I'm thinking of A. trificiata and A. viejita. Any ideas/suggestions? I don't really want to get A. cacatuoides, so any other easy beginner's apisto.