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I think digrammus might be correct, they come in sometimes as bycatch from marginatus.
How many perpendicular bars do they show at night?
As for unifasciatus, Hans Harreveld has bred those, he has an instagram and youtube account. They are similar to n eques in breeding.
Cheers
Anna
For me sp. Wilhelmi (I prefer the name sp. Abacaxis) bred in a 90 cm tank at TDS 20 and pH 5 as a pair.
The parents got along well during broods but the tank is heavily structured and the apistos like to use big nut pods and the underside of woods to breed. 25 degrees is also what I get on...
It is the same story here in the Netherlands, often many males will look like females but at the size of fresh import they are hard to tell apart. However they turn out to be sneaker males in 99% of cases.
I am located in NL and I do breed Dario dario so I can supply anyone interested in making...
Thank you very much Mac, I’ll gladly await your response, for me the most important part is that they go to appropriate homes (not the easiest parameter-wise) so I don’t ask a retail price either.
Cheers, Anna
Hi all,
I am looking to rehome some Apistogramma sp. Abacaxis (or sp. Wilhelmi for some).
I made the mistake of adding breeders to a community tank and got some young.
I am rehoming both F2 offspring and a F1 female.
Location is Groningen, Netherlands, Europe.
Photos are of the parents.
Kind...