Well, how do they do? I was considering having a harem of them in a 29 gallon tank, and breeding them in a separate tank (12 danios, 8 white clouds, and 5 platies will eat apisto swarms in a hurry). Would the PH of 7.2 and the TDS of about 173 work for general maintenance? (I can use softer water for breeding).
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I don't think that is too extreme for successful breeding. Try it.
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Lower the pH and water hardness a bit ... and remember, 'a community tank is not a breeding tank', so remove other fish.
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Personally, I would first try with only your tap water. It could be good enough as it is.
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Michael67 wrote on martin_c's profile.
Hello Martin, though I am not sure if I am adressing the right person, I still hope I am. I got 2 trios of Apistogramma psammophila from you some time ago. I was lucky to breed them, too, but, unfortunately, I got mainly males, 15, and only 2 females. That's why today, I have only three males left.
Kind regards, Michael (Hagen-Hohenlimburg)
Kind regards, Michael (Hagen-Hohenlimburg)
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