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I have not bred many cichlids other than Apistogramma cacuatoides, Apistogramma iniridae, Apistogramma sp. abacaxis. None of these fish were kept in a tank with dithers except for the abacaxis. In fact, I removed the dithers with them and they began to spawn more frequently. Dithers are commonly...
Add more structure. Add more caves. Add more plants. Add a few spawning mops. Large driftwood pieces provide plenty of natural holes and territories for these fishes to claim.
My Apistogramma Abacaxis female did this very often as well. The grain of sand wasn't quite so fine, but she still managed. I can see why Apistogramma are classified under the Geophagines now! Haha.
Hey guys!
I have been keeping Apistogramma for some time now. I just started having breeding success with my A. sp. Abacaxis and A. Iniridae, both wild caught.
I am getting an import order in soon. Its a single box, going in on an order with another individual who runs a wholesale business...
Hey guys,
I got into breeding apistos. I am relatively young, 16 yrs. old. Have raised 3 spawns of A. Cacuatoides 'Orange Flash'... got bored, now I'm getting into the fun fish. Apistogramma sp. Abacaxis from Shawn Flynn. Have had 2 spawns in a month. Both disappeared, female probably ate them...
In case that won't work out, I will be acquiring a pair from Shawn Flynn at PureFishWorks.com. He was the first importer of Abacaxis in the United States and had ties with the late Doctor Wilhelm and Horst!
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