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Gotcha. I have always been paranoid about my ph crashing or just being unstable in general but the more i read on the forum it sounds like I might be over thinking it? I haven't had much of an issue yet an admittedly have really dialed back how much I test. But I have been really considering...
I am really trying to resist the urge to order some fish right now. Having a new tank set up and waiting it becomes very tempting. But the weather is definitely less than ideal right now. I am in the US but I was mostly just messing around. However when the time comes and you do feel like...
Beautiful fish. Which species is that exactly? They remind me of a checkardboard which I love also. Are you keeping them in pure RO as Mac suggested?
If you need somewhere to rehome a few fry when the time is right let me know
Very relative indeed. Roomy for me at the moment would be a 40 breeder. Looking forward to changing that in the future though.
Really need to get a system set up. But I do have a LFS that does some saltwater stuff so they sell RO by the gallon. Just makes water changes on the softwater species...
Interesting. No offense to any Keyhole lovers out there but they just don't do it for me. I'm happy keeping my apistos no matter how disfunctional their relationships might be. And who knows maybe that dream species just has yet to be discovered
Thank you guys for the information. I understand there are no species that will pair for life. What a treat that would be. I also understand they can be quite finicky and unpredictable. Some fish just don't like to behave the way the internet says they should. Which i suppose is what makes them...
Hey guys,
I have kept a few species of apistogramma now and have experienced what I have seen on the forum described as more polygamous type behavior (i.e. the male is somewhat aggressive towards a female if she is not ready to spawn). But I have seen it mentioned that there are more monogamous...