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    Cenepa tetra?? ID please

    My best guess would be cf. H. margitae “Cenepa”.
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    Apistogramma Fry Raising - Growth Differential

    Mama knows. Fry fending for themselves don’t know as well.
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    Atahualpa hiding

    atahualpa in my opinion, are probably the most violent Apistogramma species I’ve ever kept….she probably adopted the philosophy that it better to hide than to take the beatings. With that said, 64L is probably only appropriately sized for one atahualpa
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    D39 male or female ?

    I had a group of these once…ended up with what I thought was 5m/1f. Moved the 4 extra males to a community tank…only to find one in the community tank with a group of fry a month later
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    Apistogramma lineata info?

    If the scales are good, that’s good. Just thought the circled portion of the picture of your fish looked odd.
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    Apistogramma lineata info?

    Here’s a pretty extreme example of deformed scales in a hybrid.
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    Apistogramma lineata info?

    I can’t see enough in the photos, but perhaps you can. Do the rows of scales lose their clean rows/lines and get confused/jumbled/deformed somewhere along the lateral band somewhere between the end of the dorsal fin and the start of the caudal fin?
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    Apistogramma lineata info?

    Do you have any higher resolution pictures of the f1 fish? The picture a few posts back kind of makes it look there are some confused rows of scales.
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    Looking for Agassizi female (NJ USA)

    Interesting fish, I’d be selective about a female for him…he looks to be somewhere along the lines of cf. agassizii nets/netz or BBCS. Would be interesting to see what Mike or Frank have to say.
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    What is proper temperature for a. sp Blutkehl ?

    I’d imagine they’re like many species…86-87 in the dry season highs, 69-73 rainy season monsoon lows, 78-79 avg.
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    My pair of Mcmasteri red necks,really pleased with them, just trying to crack the breeding programme.

    Second that ^^^ Until you get a female, they’ll be no breeding
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    HTH pool filter sand for agassizii

    Not the prettiest sand, but it’s been in all my Apistogramma tanks for almost a decade. No complaints, no concerns
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    A. Elisabethae “red”

    My take is that it’s somewhat near to nature. All the WC Uaupes fish I’ve ever had were “red faced”, never the red face+belly. And that’s how they bred. I’d wager the red belly is population specific…Icana?
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    Taeniacara candidi with bent spines

    Are these different from most of the other SA dwarfs? 26 gets both sexes, less than 26 more females, more than 26 more males, seems to be a pretty solid plan for Apistogramma and Dicrossus in my experience.
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    Different Dads

    Cacatuoides breeds with cacatuoides, the line bred traits for color are more or less irrelevant
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    Hardwater Apisto?

    Cacatuiodes
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    Looking for apistogramma bitaeniata

    https://www.aqua-imports.com/product/banded-apisto/
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    ID please

    Split bars? Wouldn’t thAt place it closer to some species of eunotus.
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    Apistogramma Identification

    Looks like most pics are agassizii/pulchra , second pic looks erythrura
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    Acclimation

    Wetspot has water that comes from the tap at about 15us/cm. They just buffer the water up as most folks they’re shipping to don’t have water anywhere near that soft. The variance probably comes from the difference between the warehouse and the store. Id expect the warehouse water (central flow...
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