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Thanks Hudson. I am new to these fish(used to breed Malawis) so i am still learning. The mollies were used to help cycle the tank, but they seem to be doing very well, but i will keep your comments in mind for the future. Thanks.
Can someone please confirm the ID of this apisto. I bought it as a wild A. Agasissi, but even with my limited knowledge, i can see that its more like a cockatoo. Can someone please ID it for me. Thanks in advance. Chris.
Thanks for that Ed. will be looking at getting him another female tomorrow then, or maybe not, the male and female are staying fairly close following each other around the tank atm, so maybe they are happy enough on their own. But i will keep your advice in mind and see how they get on.
Thanks for that input. The male i have at present seems to be a bit of a softy, never seems to bother anything else in the tank. I was looking to get possibly a different type of apisto, not necassarily an agisissi, but something that would be ok with the cockatoos. Thanks for you help, i will...
Hi all. I bought, what was labelled as a pair of young a.agasissi. When i got them in my tank they didnt look quite right. After doing some research and checking lots of pics, it turns out they are cacatioids. My query here is, can i put another pair of apistos in with them. my tank is a rio...