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ok, I think I might do that. Also, I think I might change the thank size to a 75 gallon, it has 6 more inches of depth which would give the apistos and Bolivian pair some more breathing room. Plus it would allow me to put a lot more top level swimmers in. Could I even put a pair of keyholes in...
I just searched them up and it seems that most of them are kind of plain except for a few. I still think I like the apistogrammas better. Would it be a good idea to gett a pair of Bolivians, cause they are usually peaceful, and 2 different apisto’s in there. That is only if the combination of 4...
Thx for the advice, but I really didn’t want a pair cause I hear that when they pair up they claim a territory and can cause harm to other fish when they enter it, also do not want any babies. I understand that most people recommend to just keep a couple pairs in this tank but I have read of...
Ok, if I remove the Kribensis what is another apistogramma that looks different from the others on my list that you would recommend. Would you still recommend keeping the Bolivian? Also, any advice on the dither fish for this size tank
Hi, I am planning on getting a 33 gallon long aquarium. 48x12x12. I will put lots of caves, plants, driftwood to create visual barriers. I wanted to stock 4 different male dwarf cichlids. I am interested in the following:
Kribensis
Bolivian ram
Apistogramma Agassizii fire red
Haven’t...