Thanks! I have a few Double Red Apistogramma cacatuoides,
and these Apistogramma macmasteri, although now I do not believe they are macmasteri...
Any idea what these are?
Your two unknown fish photos are of females (probably the same one, can't tell). I wouldn't think they are A. borelli or A. macmasteri though the latter may be. But the blue on the ventral fins suggest female A. bitaeniata.
Many species of apistos have females that are very similar, with yellow and the black.
Yes those females above are unique. Post them on the apistogramma forum.
Well guys, remember how you told me to change the layout from rocks to driftwood? My female has spawned on one of my rocks and I have only had these apistos for 9 days. Man it feels going to know what you are doing :dance:
Here are some recent pics..
Female, eggs are under the leaf on the rock. Couldn't zoom in on them for some reason.
I did post those on Apistogramma.com, and one suggestion was they were "somewhere close to A, cacatuoides",
but they did not look like the A. cacatuoides females I had.
Thanks Mark! I should have some young available by summer. They seemed to eat the first 20 eggs. Next batch should be a large set of eggs. And the female is really trying to get the male to spawn with her again.
Nice, love apistos, I had 5 different types of apistos in the past 3 years, my favorite is the agassizii fire reds, I had several spawns, but they were in the community tank, so nothing to show for it, lol
The male shown below, just ordered 2 more pairs.
would love to have a breeder in the US and not from Czech republic.
Sorry pic taken with the cell phone.
You sure you don't want to breed the fire reds? people have been asking me all the time where to get them.
