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Sold to me as a. elizabethae; having trouble confirming. Help appreciated!
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It is a male, but the brightly coloured rock in the back might be a problem as a backdrop. Fish brighten up or darken their colours depending on surroundings.
If this is a holey rock I'd remove it, as limestone raises hardness and you will mostly want softwater (barely any detectable hardness) for these fish and these rocks are a potential death trap. Had cichlids chasing each other until one got stuck more than once.
If this is a holey rock I'd remove it, as limestone raises hardness and you will mostly want softwater (barely any detectable hardness) for these fish and these rocks are a potential death trap. Had cichlids chasing each other until one got stuck more than once.
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Michael67 wrote on martin_c's profile.
Hello Martin, though I am not sure if I am adressing the right person, I still hope I am. I got 2 trios of Apistogramma psammophila from you some time ago. I was lucky to breed them, too, but, unfortunately, I got mainly males, 15, and only 2 females. That's why today, I have only three males left.
Kind regards, Michael (Hagen-Hohenlimburg)
Kind regards, Michael (Hagen-Hohenlimburg)
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