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I have had my apistos for two months. one male and female that were paired but not breeding. about two days ago they stared constantly moving their mouths and seemed to be hiding away they still art eating but definitely not as much as usual. I did water changes checked the fliters and tested...
Apistogramma agassizii and I know I have soft water but not sure on the ph I have them in 10 gallon heavy planted tank with two breeding caves with leaf cover and tannins in the water