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  1. Will

    Apistogrammas Online

    I was wondering what most people use on the forum to get male/female pairs of apistogrammas. I'm looking to find a Panduro pair and an Agassizii pair. I wanted to support local breeders and shops but none of them have those species so I have to expand out to online. Thanks.
  2. Will

    Apistogramma Breeding Strategies

    So I'd thought I'd make a post to see how others have raised their apistos. I've never found a "right way" to raise them, however I'd like to see how everyone else gets highest survival rates. on the 2nd-3rd day of incubation I remove the dad from the breeding tank. I wait till fry are free...
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  3. Will

    A. Cacatoides not eating

    Got some earth worms. The male went crazy when the females could care less. Maybe they are to big?
  4. Will

    A. Cacatoides not eating

    Good news! My males have become hogs! The females are still not. They are really focused on breeding and defending territory. Is this a reason for them being not as hungry?
  5. Will

    A. Cacatoides not eating

    Well they are pretty small. If I soaked them would it be better?
  6. Will

    A. Cacatoides not eating

    Ok, could I get by with freeze dried or do you suggest trying to get frozen? Is there a big difference?
  7. Will

    A. Cacatoides not eating

    I recently picked up 2 pairs of Cockatoos and they look great. I am new to apistos so maybe it's their behavior that I am unfamiliar with. They pick at the food and the males like some food I give them but they don't seem to be hogs like my Bolivians. All of them sift through the sand and pick...
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