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I can understand this from both sides of the issue. I used to own a shop and when you got rare fish in they took ages to move. This meant that your tank was held up with specialist fish requiring specific water conditions, that needed to be sold but were very slow in...
Andrew, just for your information on Ap sp Pebas, I found Pebas to be a very aggressive fish both male and female. I had three females and two males to a four foot tank hoping to get them to split up to each end with at least one female each but the dominant male pursued the second male...
I haven't seen so many Jocks congregate in a discussion place without alcohol being served!!! You guys must be fish hardcore!:tongue:
Nice to see my fellow folks on the forum. Good luck with the apistos Ken. :)
I have just seen this name on some Apisto's in Swindon and they are/or look very much like Pebas Species. They were quite young, but you could tell they had a double spot on the caudal peduncle. When asking the fishshop guys it appears these ones came in from Singapore.
Hopefully if you look up...
Thanks Mike,
Looks like I will have to try and get a better understanding of the id flowchart. I had it down to Apisto Commbrae but did not feel the colours matched up. No problems need to get the practice in now. Appreciate your information. Atleast now I know what it is.:)
Thanks.
Thanks Konigwolf,
Hopefully if Ihave done this properly it should show you my Apisto that needs an ID. I have an idea of what I believe it is from the Uwe Romers ID chart. I just want to confirm that I am using the chart correctly. Thanks for your help.
Mike you mention...
Can some of you folks explain to me how you go about attaching a photo of the Apisto to be identified in to this thread? Sorry to be a hassle but not very good with the net yet.:confused: