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Is it the ones with the red stripes on the tail fin you connect to the Macmasteri subcomplex? Or is it also those with the more clear yellow tail fin? There are those that more or less have an uncoloured tail fin.
Unfortunately it seems like there are only males in this batch.
Hi,
I visited a store yesterday and took some photos of Apistos that is from a wild catch in Colombia. The photos are not the best but maybe they are enough to give a hint of what those Apistos are. They are sold as Hongsloi and some really looks like that but I'm not the expert. I would be...
Hi,
I been picking up a wild catch of Apistogramma from a store. They sold as Apistogramma cf sp Hoignei. They didn't want to say for sure that it is Hoignei.
I would be really happy if I can get help to tdentify or get some kind of direction to what it can be.
I'm absolutely not sure of...
Thanks, both of you. I was actually looking at caetei as a possible one. The vertical lines at the tail fin and the blue line, kind of, on the edge of the dorsal fin made me connect to caetei.
Thank you very much.
I bought a group of five what was told to Ap. Hoignei. I'm in doubt. The photo shows what I think is a male. They are quite small still but a couple of them could be identified as possible male and female.
I would like to know your opinion on this matter and what Apistogramma it could be.
Cheers!