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a friend of mine has these apistos they are F0 from peru.
does anybody knows anything about them?
their scientific name?
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apistogramma sp "galaxy"
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a friend of mine has these apistos they are F0 from peru.
does anybody knows anything about them?
their scientific name?
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- Staffordshire, UK
Hi there,
The name Apistogramma sp. Galaxis has been used in the past for Ap. sp. Papagei, I would assume that 'Galaxis' and 'Galaxy' are meant to be the same.
Looking at you pictures, I'm not sure they are Papagei (or Pebas), look more like one of the Apistogramma eunotus variants to me??
Andrew
The name Apistogramma sp. Galaxis has been used in the past for Ap. sp. Papagei, I would assume that 'Galaxis' and 'Galaxy' are meant to be the same.
Looking at you pictures, I'm not sure they are Papagei (or Pebas), look more like one of the Apistogramma eunotus variants to me??
Andrew
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hi Andrew.
yes it looks like eunotus.thanks
yes it looks like eunotus.thanks
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It doesn't look like a typical eunotus form to me. I really can't say what it is from just this photo. It could be A. sp. Papagei, sp. Pebas, sp. Putumayo. Based on what I see now, they look like A. sp. Putumayo, but I could be wrong.
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