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Mine too had spawned not long before I noticed something was off with my male. I was actually scanning the tank for free swimming fry when I noticed him behaving different than before. Maybe there's a correlation with this disease and spawning?
Thank you for your quick reply.
Sad to hear. Just my luck to have my fish get a mystery disease. I think decline will come fast now he isn't able to eat.
Hello,
I have a male A. borelli that seems lethargic and rather disorientated, while he was in excellent health before.
There's no signs of disease, no worms or spots, other than not being able to eat, being lethargic and bumping into plants and wood whenever he tries to swim.
He still gets...
Thank you!
Yes, I found the source of your quote aswell. I guess it's unlikely that an Apistogramma would appear in their habitat.
Perhaps something else than Hyphessobrycon procyon then.
Hi everyone,
I'm going to pick up Hyphessobrycon procyon in a few weeks. They're a fairly new species of characins from the Rio Juma.
Are any of you familiar with an Apistogramma or other dwarf cichlid appearing in the same area?
Thanks in advance,
Jeffrey
I bred C. arnoldi by putting the leaves on which the eggs were laid in a small tank which had been running for a month or so. The first few weeks the fry survived and later on I could feed them nauplii and infusioria. They took rotifer and such not much later. Strangely, I only raised females...
Hi Mike,
Thank you for your reply. I want to add A. trifasciata because I think they're great-looking. That and because I lack the number of tanks to keep multiple species.
I actually had a pair of L. dorsigera, but they pushed my A. borelli around with their constant breeding.
If you suggest...
Hey everyone,
After a break of keeping Apistogramma, I started again by keeping a pair of one of the easier species; A. borelli.
They are living peacefully and doing very fine in my Pantanal habitat. Lately I've been thinking about adding a trio of A. trifasciata, but the thing holding me back...
Hi René,
If you want more C. hastatus, I've seen them at Top Fish for a reasonable price. I guess you can also order them over there.
They also do shipping orders, I believe. You can contact them by phone or Facebook.
They're pretty fragile though, so you might want to wait to see how they...