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  1. ADC Nederland

    Apistogramma Sp. Algodon

    Hey Mike, Yeah I was worried about that. I know I atleast have 1 female because she had eggs and was bright yellow, all the others did not display any change in color. I might seperate the one I know is female and wait till another one goes yellow. If that doesnt happen I know I have only 1...
  2. ADC Nederland

    Apistogramma Sp. Algodon

    Thank you Mike, this is actually pretty awesome. I do have a hard time figuring out how many females I have. Can you make an estimate by looking at the pictures ? It seems to be I have more males then females. This being Sp. Pebas is actually a blessing. I am getting wildcaught Papagei this...
  3. ADC Nederland

    Female apisto question, why is she dieing? **Pics**

    Sad to see your fish died. If I may give you an advise. I never use CO2, mainly because of the problems it can cause on the fish. Apisto's do not come from a heavily planted envioirment like you see in the asian style planted tanks. It looks awesome but it is not the enviorment for...
  4. ADC Nederland

    Apistogramma Sp. Algodon

  5. ADC Nederland

    Apistogramma Sp. Algodon

    Hey Dear Forum Members, I imported these really beautiful Apistogramma's labeled as Apistogramma Sp. Algodon but I am unable to figure out the correct variation that it really is. Everytime I think I made an ID they change a bit in color and I get confused. Can you guys help me out on what...
  6. ADC Nederland

    A. barlowi

    If you're looking to breed and you want some fry to survive I suggest you put 1 pair in 1 tank because the baby fish will get eaten by the others. Some dwarf cichlids pray on the competative female and try and eat her fry. Not all of the species do this but I couldn't tell you if the one you...
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