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Yep…I didn’t see A psammophila anywhere in those videos. Bunches of cf uaupesi/lineata/flabellicauda types, and maybe a random velifera/iniridae? type. Mystery males at the end appear to be A.megaptera.
I like it. Very similar to my 30 longs that only get filled up 75% (36x12.5x12.5h effective). Only time I’ve ever had apistogramma jumpers was in conjunction with a very shallow tank and a matten/jet lifter
I’d say if your room is 19* year round, it’s probably not ideal, but if you’ve got some seasonal warming, 19 in the winter months is perfectly acceptable. borrellii is a fantastic species, mine tolerated a temperature range of 16-34* with no issues.
Caudal spot, and the white space that precedes it suggests somewhere in the regani lineage. Probably need to wait for Frank or Mike to get more specific
Holy old post!
Fish in the op’s pictures appear to be foirni (two small dots make the “checkers” vs the single dash of the warzeli. 30 long-40 breeder is adequate. Females prefer to spawn late afternoon, once she’s got an ovipositor out, pay attention. Once the male has been “used”, he will NOT...
1” in size makes for easy sexing, although at around 1/2” in size you may start to see some females swimming broods of their own around. They’re “sexually mature” well before they’re easily sexed.
Given that delivery time guarantees were suspended for most of the last 3 years by FedEx/UPS at full price, I’ll gladly ship 3rd party for half the price with the “service” I’ve grown accustomed to over the last few years