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  1. Shane Puthuparambil

    Abacaxis

    Awesome! They look great... probably my favorite Apisto.
  2. Shane Puthuparambil

    Apisto from Puerto Bermudez

    Thanks for the replys!
  3. Shane Puthuparambil

    Apisto from Puerto Bermudez

    Hello, I recently was sent a list -- it had a fish called "Apistogramma sp. Bermudez" According to fisherman it was collected in the Madre de Dios region of Peru. Anyone know what it looks like? Shane
  4. Shane Puthuparambil

    Apistogramma cf. agassizii forms from the Rio Xingu

    Hello Micke, It is Diapteron georgiae GWW 86-2 female. Keen eye for noticing that. Shane
  5. Shane Puthuparambil

    Apistogramma cf. agassizii forms from the Rio Xingu

    Video of my male with opened fins.
  6. Shane Puthuparambil

    Apistogramma cf. agassizii forms from the Rio Xingu

    Ok. Is there any information on the fish floating out there? Or is it pretty widespread?
  7. Shane Puthuparambil

    Apistogramma cf. agassizii forms from the Rio Xingu

    Hello Mike, I have a small update for you. Here is what I received. I received around 4 males and 15 females, or so I believe. Let me know what you think. Shane P.S. My friend said a female less than an inch in size and a male around 1.25-1.5 inches are raising free swimmers... remarkable...
  8. Shane Puthuparambil

    Apistogramma sp. Vielfleck

    Anyone know where to find this fish? In terms of purchasing ;) in the USA.
  9. Shane Puthuparambil

    Apistogramma cf. agassizii A239 'Pastel' ???

    Good luck figuring it out!! I just got a mixed bag of A. cf. agassizii and another species, unsure of what they may be... I will post photos soon. They came from the Xingu region ;). Shane
  10. Shane Puthuparambil

    Apistogrammas Online

    Where are you located?
  11. Shane Puthuparambil

    New Apistogramma sp.

    Well, looks like Frank blew me out of the water with the info. 1st of all, Rio Vaupes is spelled Vaupes and not Vuapes... 2nd of all, Rio Apaporis is not a tributary of the Vuapes but a tributary of the Caqueta... 3rd of all, D10 are not from the Rio Vaupes, they are from a tributary of the...
  12. Shane Puthuparambil

    New Apistogramma sp.

    They look quite good...a fifth mouthbrooder is exciting. I would suggest adding more leaf litter and structure, the tank is awfully bare. From the pic Heiko posted, it looked like very acidic, tannic water with some riparian vegetation and lots of leaf litter. In those conditions, we will be...
  13. Shane Puthuparambil

    New Apistogramma sp.

    Can you get a better picture of the male? When I google searched Rio Apoporis, I saw that it was a tributary of the Rio Vuapes... Lots of pretty species come from that region. I have a fish commonly known as Apistogramma sp. D50, a larvophilic mouthbrooder from that region. There is also...
  14. Shane Puthuparambil

    Wild Bitaeniata experience?

    This thread is old lol... back to when I was not keeping any Apistogramma :p. Now I have a better idea of how they behave.
  15. Shane Puthuparambil

    Apistogramma cf. agassizii forms from the Rio Xingu

    @Mike Wise I got some additional information. He said they most likely come from Altamira, probably the illa da fazhenda area. Does that provide any additional detail for you to go off of?
  16. Shane Puthuparambil

    Apistogramma cf. agassizii forms from the Rio Xingu

    Hello, I am looking to find photographs of A. cf. agassizii forms from the "lower" Rio Xingu... I will be receiving some from a friend in the near future, if all goes well. Does anyone have any experience with fish from the region? Thanks, Shane
  17. Shane Puthuparambil

    Advice on motherless fry

    @allentwnguy I will be pming... I want a few for myself. Shane
  18. Shane Puthuparambil

    A. Panduro - How to determine when to move onto a new potential pair?

    Well it is never for no reason. But without the nutritional needs being met, an apisto will wither away quickly. If I am in a pinch, I use live blackworm (rinsed very very well)... otherwise I use freshly hatched baby brine shrimp. Shane
  19. Shane Puthuparambil

    A. Panduro - How to determine when to move onto a new potential pair?

    Ask the fish store if they were treated before hand. That will give you an idea as to what you should be doing in terms of treatment... Additionally, I would suggest trying frozen bloodworms, if you can find them. I am not a big proponent of aquatic worms as they can be sourced from bad farms...
  20. Shane Puthuparambil

    A. Panduro - How to determine when to move onto a new potential pair?

    That seems to mightily pricey for A. panduro. I got a group of 30 for 7$ each, US currency. I kept a pair, and sold off the rest. It seems to be going well so far. They had a bright green sheen when first introduced into my tanks... I am really enjoying them. Good luck, hope that you get it...
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