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Ok, it was @allentwnguy. Though they dont seem to be active, this is what they said:
"Ditto on the breeder boxes. While I'm not a breeder... I've raised 100's of fry and almost all of my apisto's I have were born in my home. What I have done in the past was monitor the females that are in...
Ah, I see. So you'll get wrigglers but no free swimming fry? Damn. Also, would there be any harm in the future (when my PH is low enough) moving mom and her cave over to her separate tank? Or is that asking for trouble.
Makes sense. Not to say you are wrong, but I had a friend with a captive bred pair get wrigglers at 6.6. Possible these captive bred strains hatch at higher PH? Again, not trying to argue just wondering
Hello. I need some assistance. I believe my female elizabethae is on eggs. She turned lighter in color and is spending most of her time in the cave, only leaving for food. I caught the male dancing in front of the cave earlier today. Picture of mom is attached. I was reading I could cup the...
Well I messed up then. I thought pulling was a good option.. What can I do now? I feel bad. I guess next time I'll transfer mom and her eggs into her own tank by using a hut.
Hello everyone. Today, I found my apistogramma allpahuayo laid eggs a few days ago. There are a bunch of wrigglers. Just wanted to share my excitement with all of you. Hatched at around 6.8-7 PH, 100 TDS. Sorry for the blurry picture, the breeder box is inside the tank.