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Well, I ended up pulling the agazzisi fry out of the tank just in case...
I had a spare ten gallon so in the went.
The fry will, on an irregular basis, rub their gill covers against the edge of a plant and otherwise look as they are trying to rid themselves of a parasite.
I did a 50%...
Well I had wrigglers...
I picked up some Apistogramma agassizii "Alanquer" and was quite pleased when they spawned and the eggs were hatching.
Problem.. the female attacked the male with a visciousness I never dreamt of. Thanks to this site I had been warned that this was a down side to a...
Agassizi are not what I call a very defined species.
I bought some wild caughts from Peru and they are supposed to be from the same collecting station. Out of a few pairs I have one male with an amazing comet like tail with no rings of white or black in the tail.
Another male has a rounder...
My pair of iniridae in the community tank have never laid- acc. to neil pH must be very low, and I cannot get ti that low without acids... not willing.
The past couple of days the female is viscious towards the male... she will attack and chase him all over a 60g very planted tank.... I am...
A friend has some Tilapia snyderae (Tula- yes this is Cyradia)
and hasn't been able to find much info on breeding these fish. anyone know of tips, parameters or links? Much appreciated.
Perhaps you can all shed a little bit of light on the fish available.
The Agazizzi in my area (GTA, Ontario) are the pits IMO.
They are tall bodied, very rounded tail, with a name of triple red. Even the females have red tails. They are very large, approaching three inches. The line breeding...
Hope you can see this, used msn.com and app some people can't see things on other forums.
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What the...
I posted a while back about a true odd couple of apistos...
a large male Bitaeniata paired up with a female Borelli. Eggs were laid, no offspring thank goodness! After a year the female Borelli passed away. (I blame tha tank at 80degrees)
I addedthat trio of unknown pertensis group of apistos...
Quick question for those a little more in the know on sp.
I bought a trio of what was id. as A. uaupesi, they came in labelled A. seterai (which I believe was a joke on the word etcetera) but look like A. iridae
They were the only three in the store, came in with a bunch of wild...
In my communiyt tank I took out the two female cacatoides when I picked up a female Bitaeniata (she for sure os a female Bit.! what luck!)
I put the female in with the male Bit. who had his two female borelli as odd mates. After her intro the male has rejected the borelli and started to court...
I have a pair of agazizzi in a 10g densly planted tank with lots of driftwood. pH of 7.6 , Gh of under 2, KH of 2.
They spawned for the first time last weekend but the eggs died after three days and the female ate them as they fungused. I am prepping them again starting yesterday on red...
I have a problem... in my agazizi tank was some sand that raised the pH to 7.6
I removed all of the sand and put in pH of 6.6 water, got my Agazizi used to it via the drip method and put them in. The fish are fine. Here's the problem, the water is slowly climbing back up, today it is back to...
Hi all, I'm a regular on Age of Aquariums, new to Apistos.
Been keeping them 8 months now.
I bought pairs and have lost fish. I have been left with one female Borelli , mate is the male Bitaeniata. ( Thus the need for a female bit.)
Failures: Male Borelli died leaving just female.
Been...