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    Pictures

    Beautiful fish Dave!
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    A. borellii"OPAL"

    Beautiful photo's and fish. A little colourless though from other Opals I've seen. Is the colour washed out a little?
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    Ap.sp.Marmore red tail

    Any chance of a pic of the female?
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    Ap.sp.Marmore red tail

    Beautiful fish. We have something similar down here in Oz for once
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    A. melgar / nanay ?

    Could you maybe post some pictures of your pair DH247 for some comparison???
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    The Krib Project

    I've heard of it a few times but I don't think it ever got off the ground. It was to be started by a few guys in the Blue Mountains area west of Sydney. Most likely hillbilly types dressed in flanelette.:wink:
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    Leaf Litter Tank

    Well that about settles it then. No ficus leaves in the tank. Gotta find some oak leaves to try.:biggrin: The warm Xmas is not all it's cracked up to be Andrew. There's bush fires everywhere at the moment so some people will be manning the hoses on their houses tomorrow.
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    Leaf Litter Tank

    That little tank looks pretty cool Tom. Keep us updated on it's progress. On the topic of leaf litter in tanks, does anyone know anything about Ficus leaves???
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    Apistogramma bitaeniata information wanted.

    The name bitaeniata means "two stripes" refering to a 2nd stripe or band that appears under the normal lateral band. It is relatively elongated in shape and the tail is truncate to lyrate and also a member of the A. agassizii group. All this info is from the Romer atlas. HTH I suggest you...
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    A. sp. "Maulbrüter"

    I've heard that A. maulbruter likes to dig a lot and therefore a sand substrate is suggested but these photos are using just fine gravel. It obviously hasn't affected their ability to spawn but do you find they dig around a bit????
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    cacatuiodes and agassizii ?

    You should have room in there for 2 pairs of Apisto's so I would suggest getting another Aggie female if you are sure that the male is what it is. If not it wouldn;t matter. The cockatoos won't breed with the aggies but if theres one thing better than one pair of Apisto's, it's TWO!
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    Wondering about ID's....

    The only thing we get here in Australia labelled as "Orange Tail" is Apistogramma cf. eunotus "Orangebauch/Orange-belly" or Apistogramma cf. eunotus "Orangeschwanz/Orange-tail" and that fish does look pretty similar to A. eunotus
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    ID: A.cacatuoides or A.bitaeniata?

    Beautiful looking fish whatever it is. I thought it might be a wild caca at first but not sure now
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    Advertising=Banned

    I think that's a pretty good idea. From my knowledge the bots only sign up and post once generally so that would stop them.
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    ID - cacatuoides female?

    Yeah first thing I noticed was the long ventrals. You got yourself a young bloke there. Definitely not a female.
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    Latest Apisot spawns

    Hey Mike, how yellow does the panduro female get in comparison to the female nijsseni???
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    A. diplotaenia "Barcelos"

    They look great! What kind of leaves are they in there?
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    Any other apisto forums?

    ...and it's a good one too! I reckon everyone should come check it out and share some knowledge down under!
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    Help to ID

    I'd be a little dirty that it was sold as an Eliza though
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    They're NOT sterile!!!!

    Great fish you got there Ted. How many Pel types have you spawned now?? Pic update, pic update
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