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WTB: Apisto Agassizi 'Blue' Female

Matt H

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Philadelphia, PA
I purchased a pair of "Apistogramma Agassizi 'Blue'" from my LFS several months ago but unfortunately the female passed away a few months ago so I am looking to find my male another partner. I have attached a picture of the male below since I have come to learn there are a lot of color morphs out there & 'blue' is an ambiguous term for a few. If there is a specific ID (location of collection or anything) on the subspecies of my apisto agassizi that would greatly appreciated as well.

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Linus_Cello

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Washington DC
You're not too far from thatpetplace.com in Lancaster PA? Why not try there? Or that place formerly Captain Nemos (now Natural Pet?) by the King of Prussia mall? I got mine from the Amazon basement in York PA when Bev came to the PVAS meeting in DC (their website doesn't seem to be working,, but here's their twitter account: http://twitter.com/AmazonBasement)
 

Matt H

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Philadelphia, PA
Im about 45 minutes from thatpetplace (that's where I got the L129s (sold as L66)), but they don't have apisto agassizi on their website, I guess I could try emailing them. I already emailed the LFS I got the pair from, but no response. I I'll try emailing/tweeting the other stores too. & in response to your question i forgot to answer on the introductions thread. No i didn't go down to the Catfish Convention, I had already had plans that weekend.
 

Mike Wise

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Your male appears to be a domestic strain of red A. agassizii. Domestic strains of red A. agassizii are a mix of many different populations and even forms of A. agassizii. I guess you could pick up any red aggie female as a replacement.
 

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