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Umm, im not an expert but the previous owners of them, who has kept fish for ~30 years, said they were ready to breed. that and the fact that there is a huge bulge underneath her, and she has been cleaning rocks
hi,
im currently in a bit of a sticky situation.
I had a pair of agassizi. The female is holding eggs and, as luck would have it, the male dies for an unknown reason. So im wondering, what will happen to the female and the eggs when there is no make to fertilise them?
Thanks
Hi,
I have kept fish for about 5 years. A couple of days ago I found some apistogramma cacatuoides and promptly bought a pair for an outrageous price that I was still very happy with. I then found this excellent looking forum. I have my a. cacatuoides in a 3ft tank, but I am moving them into a...