dicrossus sp rio negro

[bourdinite]

dicrossus sp rio negro

 

[Mike Wise]

Excellent photos and excellent specimens. Now go out and breed them!

 

[bourdinite]

thank you Mike

and I hope to breed them very quickly

 

[blueblue]

thank you Mike

and I hope to breed them very quickly

Good specimen. It deserves your effort to try even though this species is rather difficult to breed

 

[bourdinite]

Hi blueblue
I don't think that will be more difficult than any other Dicrossus but time will tell. :wink:

 

[blueblue]

Hi blueblue
I don't think that will be more difficult than any other Dicrossus but time will tell. :wink:

I look forward to your good news then

 

[rafael]

Impressive Dicrossus spp.

 

[bourdinite]

they're even more beautiful in reality.
On the pictures you don't see the reflections of the male.
This is a case that I discover every day by his conduct and is one of my favorite dwarf cichlids.

 

[Microman]

Excellent looking fish.
I have a small group of these also. Young fish via Glasers.
Not sexed out yet but growing nicely.
Just hope mine turn out to be as nice as yours.
Mark...

 

[bourdinite]

Here are some pictures of freeswimming. about 30 fry yesterday

 

[Microman]

Absolutely superb....
Excellent work, first time ive seen pics of freeswimming fry from this particular species.
I just hope my group turn out to be as successful.
Out of interest what sort of size are your male/female?
Mark...

 

[bourdinite]

thank you Mark.

my male 6 cm female 4/5 cm.

if you have other questions, do not hesitate to ask.

Kév

 

[blueblue]

Amazing!! Congratulations and it is really cool to see this species spawn in an aquarium!! Well-done!!

 

[bourdinite]

others pictures

 

[rafael]

Congratulations Kév!!!!

 

[ste12000]

Superb...Well done, I think half of Europe may well be after your fry!!!

Goodluck with the little ones and lets hope this can be the start of spreading this rare fish about in the hobby.

 

[bourdinite]

I hope I can share as much as possible and in the UK In particular with or I'm going for over a year. day, the female covers your fry, but the night is not as effective as female Apistogramma.

 

[bourdinite]

some pictures to show you the evolution of the young fishes.

 

[Heiko Bleher]

Hi,

I just saw this now. Are these babies large and still some living?

I found this species for the first time many years ago (and gave it to the late Rainer Warzel), but only in the tributaries of the Rio Demini (left-hand tributary of the middle Rio Negro) and again in 2006 and 2007.

Is is being described now, finally.

Congratulations for the spawn, and also the nice photos.

best regards from a collector,

Heiko Bleher
www.aquapress-bleher.com

 

[bourdinite]

Hi Heiko.
thank you for congratulations.

pictures are of news and me updates regularly.
the babies are always alive and always kept by the female.

on the contrary this specie is still not described.

have you pictures of the biotope of this specie ?


Kévin. B

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