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Hey all,
I bought a pair of A. piaroa, or that was what the store labelled them as. And after some time to settle in, I found that the two fish look quite different to each other, they also look like two males in my eyes, possibly A. personata for the smaller one and A. piaroa for the bigger...
Could be, but then the offspring has the genes for it too, right? Then they could develop it too?
All my fish are tank bred specimens, so I can rule that out for me.
Just a shame when you have such a beautiful animal… but at least all the behaviour is still there!
I’ve been meaning to ask the same thing…
I have the same thing happen to all my dwarf cichlids, but it doesn’t spread to other fish. And it doesn’t look like “black ich” there is no encapsulated spot. My fish also seem to control it to a degree, when they are flashing and turn their colours on...
Hello everyone!
I have been lurking around this site for some time now, and i figured, why not make an account to get some of my burning questions answered. I am from Denmark, hence the not perfect english, and I currently have about 10 tanks running at the moment. I would say I am at an...