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I assume dimensions are in cm not inches?

Be great to house a male Apisto when female is rearing the fry in the main tank!!

More bragging..... :P
$15....
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n3/A_H_Sprite/d1ef07ac.jpg
got a girl for him too(same price)

Little arcylic tank for my desk(16liters) .......$120
(not...

Went back for another look.....

Picked up a young pair.....of Apistogramma nijsseni

They even caught the ones I selected....which was an effort in it's self!

Bloody expensive though....$14...

I'm a bit of a window shopper.....

Often visit shops just to have a look

Visited a shop yesterday.....noticed a tank full of juvie apistos
quite cheap @ $12 each

Looked for a little while...

Hi syxx

Have you kept A panduro?
Have you kept A trifasciata?
Have you kept them together?

Or did you rely on aqadvisor.com for an answer?

I've kept and breed both....in different tanks
I...

I'd suggest the panduro would kill the trifas in a blink....

They get a lot bigger and are quite a bit more aggressive

I've had "rio tefe" aggies.....they looked like this one??
Very strong horizontal lines along the body

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k305/Ryan_Dann/Ryan-Jan-2007/A-agassizii-tefe-m01.jpg

Perhaps Mike.... :wink:

but worms maybe carrying eggs which aren't affected by levamisole and I assume they can handle stomach acids.....hatch and re-infect fish??

Not wanting to have an arguement.....

but...if you are trying to say levamisole KILLS worms

refer to data prepared for aquatic animals......
wikipedia is the last place for the truth!!!
...

Just for the record....

Levamisole doesn't kill Callumanus worms
it paralyses them so fish can pass them naturally

Best treat fish in a bare bottom tank and vac bottom regularly or risk fish...

Not my best work....
Doesn't do justice to the fish....but it will give you the idea
Magnificent when he goes off

http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n3/A_H_Sprite/Fish%20stuff/maculatus.jpg
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No worries....the male hates his own reflection
Will take some images tomorrow

Fishchick has some stunning filamentosa in the shop at the moment.....nearly bought a pair of them this week

Opted for the last pair of their cousins......maculatus instead

I believe they can...

http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc158/ts13b41/Tang%20Community/Tangs046A.jpg

This what I'm after...

http://www.cichlid-forum.com/profiles/species.php?id=2279



images of parents don't look right???
but fry look like they may develop the whiteline to full edge of the...

Hi,

I'd Love to find anyone who bought some of these fish!!!

I want some!!!

Fishchick has them on order in the latest list........along with a lot of West Africans

Very nice.....

but now you've started.....What's the wild caught one look like? :wink:

No....but I'd like too! :wink:

I'd suggest the major problem will be fish from Asia sources.....may not be a problem from Germany???

Article on TB

http://members.optushome.com.au/chelmon/Myco.htm

Sorry to here of your dramas......I've been though many myself over the years....so feel your pain

Some ideas....I've found gill flukes can be a problem....particularly with injured or sick...

A.alacrina.....mmmmm

2 pair Please....no hurry....when you're ready let me know!

With "Wild" caught fish....It is probably best to get them to breed then isolate the offspring....you just don't know what diseases/parasites they are carrying....and when they may make their...

I often wonder what "snapshot" we get of their biotopes

Collecting is often done in the "Dry" months......water chemistry is taken....but How does it vary over a year???
Perhaps extreme results...

You need sphagnum moss peat
not sphagnum moss
or peat

Commercial peat is decomposed pine +coconut fibre
great for gardening.....not for aquariums

:wink: