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- San Jose, CA
I got 'pair' of wild A. iniridae. For me it's quite exotic fish so I
am getting a little paranoid I hardly can see these fish, they
come out only when I serve frozen food in the evening. I decided to
put it into my community tank because it has best filtration, best
plant vegetation, lots of hidding places and peaceful fish. Usually I
got rather problems with too agressive apistos rather than to shy.
Yes, there are bigger fish in tank but bolivian rams and mollys are
not really interested in these small guys. I have kept apisto for
only one year and usually when fish start hidding I was classifing
this behavior as first symptoms of illness. Yes, water parameters are
not ideal for this apisto, pH - 6.8, KH - 20 ppm, GH - 60 ppm but at
least water is crystal clear and has unmeasurable levels of nitrates
and phosphates.
am getting a little paranoid I hardly can see these fish, they
come out only when I serve frozen food in the evening. I decided to
put it into my community tank because it has best filtration, best
plant vegetation, lots of hidding places and peaceful fish. Usually I
got rather problems with too agressive apistos rather than to shy.
Yes, there are bigger fish in tank but bolivian rams and mollys are
not really interested in these small guys. I have kept apisto for
only one year and usually when fish start hidding I was classifing
this behavior as first symptoms of illness. Yes, water parameters are
not ideal for this apisto, pH - 6.8, KH - 20 ppm, GH - 60 ppm but at
least water is crystal clear and has unmeasurable levels of nitrates
and phosphates.