Hello guest! Are you an Apistogramma enthusiast? If so we invite you to join our community and see what it has to offer. Our site is specifically designed for you and it's a great place for Apisto enthusiasts to meet online. Once you join you'll be able to post messages, upload pictures of your fish and tanks and have a great time with other Apisto enthusiasts. Sign up today!
I did it :biggrin: I got about 50 babies out of the breeding tank. They were 1 and half month old. The mother was with them all the time. I only fed BBS. I transfered them to the community tank and I put daddy back to mom. It has been a month now since I moved the small ones. I can count about...
The cacatoudes are all gone, so there is no need to move them with the aggies. I can't say I'm disappointed. Just 2 days ago I saw at least 2 of my previous spawn hiding in the bushes :biggrin: They are 2 months old now. Maybe some of the babies made it also. Anyway I would like to increase...
I would gladly read anything I can get my hands on, but I have to say I have no idea what you are talking about. Gooogle didn't help much.
How does that work in practice? Should I put the babies in a small transparent container, so that the female can see them, but not harm them, untill she...
Hello.
Let me explain my situation first. I have a 120l community tank with apistos. I use a 30l breeding tank. Currently I have a pair of cacatuoides defending a bunch of babies in the community tank. They've been doing this for 10 days now, against a bunch of neon tetras and cory cats. Quite...
Hello, Zincubus. :)
I think this is a very interesting experiment you have on going. I would love to see some pictures to get idea of the setup. Even a video. Of course we all know things will change once the youngsters reach puberty. Maybe you should change the title to.."Please, don't try...
I wouldn't put more than a trio in such an aquarium. Unless it is as thick as s jungle. But then you won't be able to see your fish, are you. Watching my fish is why I keep them after all :rolleyes:
Hm. I always thought BBS spoil the water faster than microworms, since they cant live in freshwater. I'll see what I can do with the next batch. This dry food I mention is for the parents. But I noticed the babiеs take the leftovers. I think it is good for them to get used to it. Those...
Hello, everybody. I'm breeding cacatouides and agassizii, but I have serious problem keeping the population. Only 10% of the youngsters make it through the first month. I use a 10g breeding tank with moss and oak leaves. 30% daily water change. Feeding microworms and dry food. I loose half the...
Hello everybody. This is my first post, and I will start with a question. I have 2 agassizzi pairs and some Cacatuoides in an 80sm freshly set up aquarium. I tied some riccia to a stone using a net and now all the aggies are taking turns in picking small pieces out of the net and eating them...