Beautiful Wilds

[chris1932]

I have been sorting pictures and taking some new ones. I decided to post the best ones of my favorite types. Some I still work with, some I do not.

Baenschi

Barlowi

Cacatuoides, poor picture of a young fish

Erdfresser

Eremnopyge

Hongsloi

Miua

Pertensis

Melgar

Norberti

Pebas Morado

Pebas Putumayo

Rupununi

Apistogrammoides Pullcalpensis

Tefe

Trifasciata

 

[Tom C]

The A. baenschi is fantastic, both the picture and the fish.
Thanks for sharing!

Here is a nice wife for him:

 

[chris1932]

Thank you Tom, Any way you could get a pair of Cruzi across the ocaen for me? I love you're site. Nice female. I wish I could get a better picture of Norberti it is one of the nicest fish I have.

 

[bigbird]

Morning,

wow stunning fish indeed. well done. I wish as well that you could send some downunder to us. Keep those pics coming. cheers jk :biggrin:

 

[rafael]

Congratulations! But please take another shot at A. sp. "Miuá". :wink:

 

[RAF]

Fantastic apistos... congratulations on the collection!

 

[chris1932]

Thank you, I wish I could take another Miua photo but I lost the tank of fish to a bacterial infection.

 

[P.W.]

Amazing collection! And great photos as well!
Do you still keep those sp. Erdfresser? Haven´t seen that species in sweden so far. It have been on my wish list for years though

 

[RHS788]

Are the baenschi on the same level of difficulty for reproducing as the cacatoos?

Thanks,

Randy

 

[chris1932]

Baenschi are an undemanding species that I feel make the captive transition well. They are not really hard to spawn and will do so with regularity once paired.