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Mike Wise's latest activity
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Mike Wise replied to the thread wc Rio Nanay ?cf? bitaeniata.The bitaeniata from the Rio Nanay/Mazon/Mormon is a genetically different species from those in other locations in the Amazon Basin. It... -
Mike Wise replied to the thread Jewel Cichlid revision + 4 new species.I guess genetics don't lie.
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For those interested in Jewel Cichlids there is a recent revision + 4 new species: Lamboj, A. & Koblmüller, S. 2026. Who Is Who in...
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Mike Wise replied to the thread Advices for breeding A.ortegai (sp. Papagei).I had no problems breeding this species, but my water was softer and the tank was ~2X larger, a 20 gallon long (75x30x30 cm). I never...
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Mike Wise replied to the thread Need help with what to do with a lone male Borellii.I might avoid A. atahualpa, but most others will be OK as a single specimen. I for example have a single male A. sp. Wangenflecken in my...
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Mike Wise replied to the thread Parasite, or something else?.This is one reason that I quarantine all of my fish for at least 6 - 8 weeks before adding them to an established community tank. Some...
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Mike Wise replied to the thread Parasite, or something else?.Sorry, my fault for read the NH3:4 as NH3: 4.0.
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Mike Wise replied to the thread Need help with what to do with a lone male Borellii.I definitely agree with MacZ. A community tank, especially one that is your size, is not a breeding tank for apistos. Breeding causes...
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Mike Wise replied to the thread Atahualupa experience.There is no species called N. margarita. Do you mean N. marginatus?
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Mike Wise replied to the thread Parasite, or something else?.I personally doubt that it was caused by Hexamita because this parasite typically infects cephalic pores. On your fish it occurs where...