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For anyone located near Arizona I have 4 vintage metal framed aquariums that have had the old glass replaced and resealed. Two 10 gallon, a 15 long, and a standard 15 gallon.
I think you are right Frank. The shape of the caudal also suggests norberti. It is very possible that the picture of the Peru trip where I collected norberti some how got in with my Venezuela pictures. Very much appreciate your conclusion.
I can't remember if I have ask for help with this fish before. If I did I did not write it down. For some reason I have only this one picture. It is of a fish I collected in the Orinoco Delta region in 1997.
So I couldn't stand it. I saw these Rams that were said to be wild caught from Brazil. The seller couldn't tell me anything more than that they were suppose to be wild caught from Brazil. Needed to see them so I purchased some. They are small and I don't think fully colored up yet but I can't...
Perhaps I missed an earlier post. I just learned that a long time member of this forum has passed away. Apistomaster will be remembered by long time members for his many contributions to this group. On Simplydiscus.com there is a good write up about him and his unique way of keeping aquariums.
Looking to buy some A. steindachneri. As I get older I'm getting nostalgic for some of the old under appreciated classics. I would like to get a pair if possible.
I got my apistos from Fontaine back in the day. Also used the techniques he recommended so I too have bred apistos in 5 gal tanks. Still do in a pinch.