A.aggassizi ?

[Noddy65]

Hi everyone
I recently bought these fish as A. aggassizi. Im pretty sure that whats they are but does anyone have any idea as to the race?
Also, Ive a terrible feeling that Ive ended up with one male and 4 females. The pic with the three fish, can anyone see a male in there?
All the fish are around 3 cm long.

And a male I think

Thanks in advance
Mike

 

[mseguin]

Top fish in the top pic looks like a male to me.

 

[mummymonkey]

Don't be surprised if they all turn out male.

 

[Noddy65]

Ouch..that would be a pain..
Theres one fish, in with the coloured male that dug a tunnel under a log and spends most of her? time in there. I suppose she? could be a subordinate male though.

Mike

 

[Mike Wise]

I am fair certain that the fish at the lower left is a female; the fish on the lower right is probably a subdominant male, but could be a female; the fish at the top is a male. As for 'race', A. agassizii is such a polychromatic species that it is impossible to say it is any particular race. It is of the 'holotype' form found in tributaries of the Peruvian Amazon & Rio Solimões (Brazil).

 

[blueblue]

I am fair certain that the fish at the lower left is a female; the fish on the lower right is probably a subdominant male, but could be a female; the fish at the top is a male. As for 'race', A. agassizii is such a polychromatic species that it is impossible to say it is any particular race. It is of the 'holotype' form found in tributaries of the Peruvian Amazon & Rio Solimões (Brazil).

100% agree. So, you have got at least a pair of aggie

In addition, your aggies look like the tank-bred fish which could be a mix of various kinds of aggies in many generations... so, it is even more difficult to guess its origin...

 

[Noddy65]

Thanks everyone
I think I have 2 pairs and spare male...the coloured male is in with another fish that is quite yellow so i assume shes a her.

Mike