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    Help sexing of my apistogramma.

    Which one is “it”?
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    Help sexing of my apistogramma.

    I have never seen that species in the flesh but the first picture looks a female (black central’s) to me and the last picture a young male (developing tail shape).
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    Please help! Apistogramma id.

    That doesn’t look like any agassizii I’ve ever seen. Maybe once the fins grow back it will.
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    Need help with sexing apisto panduro

    Looks more male than female to me.
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    Wild caught A. Ortegai shyness and hiding

    Is there a lot of water movement? It also looks very light. More cover and less light might help.
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    Need help with sexing apisto panduro

    Pics I took a long time ago as well as from my friend Helen. I miss the old thejrib site.
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    Need help with sexing apisto panduro

    The body shape looks more female. But not easy to tell in that trap.
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    Need help with sexing apisto panduro

    The smaller one could well be a younger male.
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    Male cockatoo agression. How to resolve

    Sounds like she is trying to entice the male but he is currently not interested. I’m not sure that apistos are like Corydoras where a large water change can induce spawning. Some (all) females only go fully yellow with black ventral fins after spawning. Sounds like you have improved the...
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    A. Agassizii "blue bonfire"

    Blue bonfire, what a nonsensical name.
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    Looking to confirm D21

    Could the location make a difference to the colouring but the species is still the same? I suppose being undescibed makes a difference.
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    A. hongsloi with interesting feature

    Is it A. Honsloi? No red along the body by the anal fin. Perhaps that’s just on domestic forms?
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    Apisto Abacaxi sexing

    There has been no mention of hopes for successful breeding so far. Perhaps the op has another tank available?
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    Apisto Abacaxi sexing

    The second fish could be female. Have you seen any interaction between them?
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    Dicrossus maculatus

    Perhaps taking things in from the “wild” introduced something that killed your fish? Could you ask the people that you bought them from have also had unexplained deaths?
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    Dicrossus maculatus

    Planaria = overfeeding in my experience. Only ever seen them when I was attempting to grow out six discus. This was despite changing about 25% of the water 3 times a week.
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    Kribenses male or female?

    Agree, a young male. Does the female display in front of “him”?
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    Kribenses male or female?

    Pelvic fins are the absolute key in sexing “kribs”. Not quite clear enough in those pics.
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    Panduro breathing heavy

    If they are from the same brood and this is a genetic deformation then I would not try to raise any fry from them.
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    Looking for Cacatiodes or other apisto proven pair, PLEASE!

    Ideally, being able to examine the fish so that you can see that they are of good enough quality to breed from is what you want to do.
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