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I was wondering if someone can tell my where my A. agassizii come from?
It's very hard to take a clear picture of him. The markings on his tail (around the black spot) are in reality a bit white and orange.
I bought them a while ago as wildcaught agassizii from a breeder, but he couldn't...
Thanks guys ;)
About the prize: I'm unable to pick it up because of the distance (Holland - USA is quite a long trip).
Maybe the second place holder can claim it?
New setup:
Unfortunately, my male allpahuayo died a couple of weeks ago. I gave both females away, and bought a harem of Apistogramma caetei. They're still a bit shy, so it's very hard to take any pictures of them.
About a week ago, I finally managed to get a wild caught male ramirezi. Unfortunately, I'm still not 100% sure whether it's a male or a female.
Old female to the left, new one to the right:
Again the old female:
The new 'male', clearly a different bodyshape than the female:
I've marked his...
Thanks ;)
@rr16, I haven't got any tips unfortunately. Except for this one, I've never had any young plants from my Echinodorus.
Haven't done anything special either. I guess plenty of nutrition is the trick?
Those Tyttocharax are beautiful! Never heard of them before. If they wouldn't be so hard to get, it'd be a nice combination (Tyttocharax, Crenuchus and allpahuayo) in a larger tank.
Nope, there aren't really any other benefits. Although my Apisto females seem to prefer laying their eggs near the roots, than elsewhere. It would also be a great hiding place for young fish I guess ;)
A few new additions: 6 Nannostomus beckfordi (makes a total of 22) and a pair of Mikrogeophagus ramirezi.
Also moved the Hydrocotyle a bit:
N. beckfordi:
M. ramirezi:
C. maronii:
Thanks all ;)
I have almost no current. I've blocked most of the current of my primary filter with some pieces of wood because it has to much power.
The only current is from a small Superfish Aquaflow 100, which is only to produce enough oxygen and current for the dirt to keep moving. Those...