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  1. martin_c

    Some Apistogrammas from Peru...

    In this video by Oliver Lukanus at 5:24 there seems to be a female (in the background) because there's also a smaller but way more masculine looking specimen also in the video:
  2. martin_c

    Apistogramma ID needed. Maybe Velifera?

    I've been looking out for Fluviphylax species since a long time, but unfortunately they never appear on the european market. I wonder why that is. I think they would be a great little surface fish in a south america biotope tank.
  3. martin_c

    Copella vilmae for free

    @MacZ Yea, i know what you mean. Just last week i gave some offspring of A. diplotaenia and Betta persephone to Unter-Wasser-Freiburg because of the same reasons (in AKZ there was no demand for the diplos). I chose that store because i think there they are in good hands and also quickly find...
  4. martin_c

    Copella vilmae for free

  5. martin_c

    Copella vilmae for free

    @MacZ Thanks for the advice. You're right, i could just give them to the local store. I was hoping that here i find someone who would really appreciate them though.
  6. martin_c

    Copella vilmae for free

    Hello, I'd like to give away 4 Copella vilmae (3 male, 1 female) for free, asasp. They are beautiful. I'll try to post a video later today. I can send them within Germany, but that would be €50. I have them in 450L currently, but the level of aggression by the males not only to the same species...
  7. martin_c

    Starting fishkeeping again and choosing the species - A. diplotaenia or?

    Hello everyone, so far i've been just a reader on this page, but this thread seems to be a good occasion to join the writing side and share some experience i've made with this species over the years: - They like to dig caves underneath whatever you place on the sand (wood, stones) to put their...
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