This one even showed a pink-ish body!
Apistogramma bitaeniata (Rio Corrientes):
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This one is beautiful in his own right!and so seems one of the other males from the same location to have done. His colors differ considerably from "Mr. Beautiful" above...:
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I was wondering the very same thing. However, I recall that H. Bleher showed a collection of A. agg. from one small stream with the same extreme color variations, I don't recall the location right off hand, though.Tom, Is there any chance that collectors might have released "aggie"-group species from other places here in years past, or do you think the extreme variability in this population is all a result of natural evolution?
Tom, Is there any chance that collectors might have released "aggie"-group species from other places here in years past, or do you think the extreme variability in this population is all a result of natural evolution?
Ideally I should also free space enough so that the females themselves could choose which males they would like to spawn with, a possible step in speciation...