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Apistogramma gibbiceps

wild1

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I am interested in these and would like to know their temperament. I wanted to know if they are more peaceful or more semi aggressive. Thanks
 

Mike Wise

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It's a polygamous species. Not terribly aggressive to most fish other than other males entering their territory or females not ready to breed (nothing new here). I would say the are similar to A. agassizii or A. bitaeniata in this regard.
 

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A. gibbiceps are pretty typical for the genus but to successfully breed them they do need very soft water and a lower pH, say from about 5.0 to 6.0.
At least that has been my experience with wild specimens.
 

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