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  1. edwliang

    ap.sp.miua

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    Rio tefe Biotop

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    Rio tefe Biotop

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    Wild caught Dwarf Cichlid in China

    i sugest you move this thread to New World, Apistogramma, where will attract more attention..
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    Wild caught Dwarf Cichlid in China

    me want to know too. is there more and more tank-breading or pond raised apistos from Brazil? especially the Adokeda. this species is so hot in these 2 years! however, many has claimed that it was very easy to know if it is wild caught ones, which shows very clear separate verticle stripes...
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    frozen food for sub-adults

    thanks Darrel, btw, do you know the nutrition facts of cherry shrimp. i have a tiny tank breeding and raising cherry shrimps. and i have been feeding my bitaeniata with them. i found my apisto is in a good shape and very aggressive and gains a lot of colour(red). i think feeding cherry shrimp...
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    frozen food for sub-adults

    i have got a pair of sub-adult form bitaeniata. i want to know which frozen food has got higher nutrients: 1. frozen blood worm; 2. frozen brine shrimp; 3. frozen daphnia. i havent decided which frozen food to buy for better growth of my bitaeniata. any advice please?
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    Apisto uaupesi

    very nice fish. what substrate do you use?
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    Ap.Staecki

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    Ap.Staecki

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    aggression

    many apistos are aggressive, expecially when they need to breed. you may have pots or plenty of drift wood in the tank for them to breed.
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    sharing: 16 days of change

    yep. you are right. where are you located?
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    sharing: 16 days of change

    i bought it on Oct 4th. now here it is:)
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    what factors affect head shape

    apisto's head shape is very important to many hobbiests as a good head shape is a priority when hobbiests select their apistos. head shape is expecially important to some species. for example, bitaeniata, agassizi, elizabethae etc. many of them we seem to prefer bigger head size, and round...
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    Food supplement--spirulina powder/haematochrom powder

    i have read about haematochrom powder that it can not dissolve in water, it can only dissolve in oil. just not sure if i can add it to the hatching bottle.
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    Food supplement--spirulina powder/haematochrom powder

    hi, i have a question. can i put spirulina powder/haematochrom powder into bbs hatching container so that baby brine shrimp can eat spirulina and haematochrom, and i can feed apistos with them.
  17. edwliang

    Snake Dancing's meaning

    the smaller one is really a male! thanks, mike
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    My sneaker male finally develops~

    i dont know if it is true, this elizabethae is imported as 'elizabethae super red Belgium'
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    My sneaker male finally develops~

    previously, thought it was a female, it was 2cm. it has been 5 months until the other bigger male died. now here it is(3 cm now):
  20. edwliang

    New Stock list - December 2012

    thank you for sharing this info, Mike.:)
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