FedericoBuggi
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Hallo everybody,
I recently bought a few A. cacatuoides, but looking at each one of them more carefully at home (too late, as usual
) I am not really sure that a couple of them actually are cacatuoides.
I've been raising just a few of them in the last three-four year so I am not an expert at all but the shape of the snout/mouth of both genders and the dorsal fin of the male really do not look like cacatuoides to me. Neither I haven't been able to spot any similar species, so I haven't a clue.
Can anybody please help me to identify this fish?
Do you think that a display like the one in the third picture guarantees that both male and female belong to the same species or may it just be a common interaction between individuals?
I actually wouldn't mind having a dwarf cichlid that is not a cacatuoides, but firstly I am curious, in particular about wether my water fits, and secondarily I wonder wether they are a couple or not, since there no other cacatuoides in that tank
.
Thanks in advance,
Federico



I recently bought a few A. cacatuoides, but looking at each one of them more carefully at home (too late, as usual
I've been raising just a few of them in the last three-four year so I am not an expert at all but the shape of the snout/mouth of both genders and the dorsal fin of the male really do not look like cacatuoides to me. Neither I haven't been able to spot any similar species, so I haven't a clue.
Can anybody please help me to identify this fish?
Do you think that a display like the one in the third picture guarantees that both male and female belong to the same species or may it just be a common interaction between individuals?
I actually wouldn't mind having a dwarf cichlid that is not a cacatuoides, but firstly I am curious, in particular about wether my water fits, and secondarily I wonder wether they are a couple or not, since there no other cacatuoides in that tank
Thanks in advance,
Federico


