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Romers work on sex determination in apistogramma is very good however the interpretation that 26c will give you a 50:50 sex ratio is true however it is still possible to get 100% broods of male or female at this temp. The 50:50 ratio comes from 10 or 20 spawns not just one.So 26c give you the...
Hi to be honest i would not call it that the fish andrew is talking about comes from Peru and I assume your fish came from the rio negro so i dont think it can be that one. However im not sure what it is did you catch any females and can you let us know where it was colected
Here are too photos of F1 males
As you can see there is some variation in the spotting in each male.
The secound photo is the father of the F2 pop population. The first is the father of a brood of F1xTriple red from a diffrent strain.
The F2 fry are still small and may show some...
I have a question about cacatuoides triple red genetics. First it may be best to give you some back ground on why I’m asking the question.
I got a shipment of some very nice yellow bodied wild cacs from Peru. However the fish where order for some one and they took all the stock i had other...
I have found over the years that aggie males can make very good fathers which in a tank like your improve the chances of the fry surviving. I have even had an aggie adopt a school of pebas fry in a stick tank which did seem to confuse the pebas female some what to say the least. After a few day...
I agree Darrel on the Neons they are very good hunters of Apisto fry but it is very interesting to watch but very sad for the female. Neons will surround the female and one Noen will go in and as the felmale chase this fish off the rest of the school will dive in.
However i would not worry...
I have been on this site for many years and this has never happened before now that the site is a little more commercial I can see this happening more often. I can understand your point with Dave and to be honest you are mostly right in what you are saying. However this should be delt with in...
I have to agree with Lolojil thats is a A. panduro female and not A. sp. Zwilling.
and all the A. sp. Zwilling females i have show a centre spot not a band and alway show the caudal spot. As cowinsidence has it the stock tank i have them in does contain some f1 panduro.
Hi Everyone,
Just thought I would put my comments in.
At about the same time as D. gladicauda I received a box D. filamentosus. When the first male started to develop and did not grow bottom swords.I put 2 and 2 together I thought that the fish I have may have been D. spâ€top swordâ€...
Hi Mike and Andrew,
I would just like to clear some confusion here the fish came in as Apistogramma meinkeni from glasers. This was around the same time as this thread
ID Apisto Meinkeni?????
http://forum.apistogramma.com/showthread.php?t=6765
Now whats the chance of getting 2...
Hi Arcadianre,
Yes they are from the same group of fish as Mark's.
I have the privilege of being able to watch these fish and not just look at photos of them. This is my opinion but this fish is not A. cacatuoides, "Black-chin" or A. luelingi. Cant comment on A. juruensis as i have never...