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  1. mixmixi

    ID please

    Leif! :)
  2. mixmixi

    A. Sp. ¨Mitu¨

    There are many of us mate. All you need to do is to join u.k Apistogramma keepers page on fb and you'll see yourself. :)
  3. mixmixi

    A. Sp. ¨Mitu¨

    I am in Swansea mate.
  4. mixmixi

    ID please

    Oh wow! Did you manage to get these back with you Tom and is the lucky Viking going to get a hold of these? :)
  5. mixmixi

    ID please

    Very complete explanation and good you know Hernando without even needing to name him, lol. You're right about not mixing them as these two might be from same family but look greatly different tbh. It's more the two known forms of allpahuayo which shouldn't be mixed. I've never seen any of these...
  6. mixmixi

    A. Sp. ¨Mitu¨

    Viejita Mike. I never had the chance for mitú...
  7. mixmixi

    ID please

    Thanks Mike I agree the first one could be A. cf. personata but is the second fish same as the first one? They're not daniel's but another Colombian collector. He said he collected these in Rio iniridae.
  8. mixmixi

    A. Sp. ¨Mitu¨

    I've bred my pair and have a small group of fry growing now. :)
  9. mixmixi

    A. Sp. ¨Mitu¨

    Glad you collected the viejita for us Daniel and Tom H. Imported them to the UK, not sure if you remember me from the conversation we had on fb or not? Lol and hope we could get A. sp. mitu to the UK sometime soon too. :)
  10. mixmixi

    ID please

    Hi these are from a friend of mine from Colombia. He wants to find out what species are they? I'm guessing the last one is A. Megaptera? But not sure of the other ones? Maybe the first one is A. cf. personata? Can anyone help please?
  11. mixmixi

    Correct sex

    Hi Mike. That's what I thought too. The above male also has a fairly odd body shape. They were collected in Peru this year and been imported to the UK. I might be able to ask the seller about the location if he knows. But they were labeled as bitaeniata shushupe.
  12. mixmixi

    Correct sex

    Hi, There was a bit of confusion around this bitaeniata I had for sometime now. The surely male is in the first picture but the second one is somehow unclear to me. The fish is around 4-4.5cm and shows more yellow on fins yet I think it's a subdominant male, what do you think?
  13. mixmixi

    Apistogramma Norberti

    Well here's my pair, they're currently taking care of their brood.Based on pelvic fin yours is more like a female. Hope someone confirms..
  14. mixmixi

    ID : tucurui? rubrolineta? else ?

    They look like A. commbrae to me. :/
  15. mixmixi

    Apistogramma Norberti

    Are these wild or line bred? I will put my money on female. :)
  16. mixmixi

    True A. Viejita is here in the UK

    After months of chasing to find out who was the exporter of this fish, I have finally found the Colombian guy and we managed to import this fish to the UK through a local importer who imported around 10 pairs of this and here is mine! (sorry for bad pictures, I am not a good photographer and...
  17. mixmixi

    A. Huascar vs. atahualpa

    Really if I wanted to do whatever I wanted to, I would never asked for advise. I will take your advise, as I said I am not planning on mixing anything and have been looking for a female. I also understand keeping an opposite sex wont keep my fish happier as he has been with me for a few months...
  18. mixmixi

    A. Huascar vs. atahualpa

    So what you advise is to give it a try if I ever could get a female cf. huascar?
  19. mixmixi

    A. Huascar vs. atahualpa

    I know a hobbyist who is a friend of mine and is keeping A. Cf. huascar. He got them from Tom, so what you say is it's fine to mix them? Worth mentioning cf. huascar has some marking difference on the body with the actual huascar based on what Tom mentioned on his website.
  20. mixmixi

    A. Huascar vs. atahualpa

    Haha, fair enough! No I won't! I will keep searching for a female. I know Tom C entered cf. huascar in the hobby before. If ever I could get my hands on one female of cf. huascar, do you think it is as bad as keeping an atahualpa with the male? Or the cf. huascar would be fine? Consider, I'm not...
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