Apistogramma pebas

[mematrix]

Hi All I just recently aquired a pr of A.sp. pebas wild caught. I have been searching for info on them. I have not had much luck. I am looking for care and breeding info I am assuming that they require about the same care as my cruzi. Since in the datz book they say it is probly a variant of cruzii. Any Other names which this species called? Any Help would be much appreciated.

Sincerely Curtis

 

[Microman]

I have a pair of A SP Pebas "Morado".
There are a number of slightly different colour variants/populations of A SP Pebas. 4 i think.
They form part of the Eunotus complex so yes they will require similar conditions as your Eunotus i should imagine.

 

[rafael]

Another names: A. sp. “Pebasâ€Â; A. sp. "Ampiyacu"; A. sp. "Dolly"; A. sp. "Morado"; A. sp. "Purple"; A. sp. "Noronha".

Kind regards,

Rafael.

 

[Rolo]

Hi,

Even if these pictures are not the best to see anything on it... ;-)

They look similar to my A. sp. "Azul", which is probably a A. cf. eunotus form.

so maybe... it's neither Cruzi nor Pebas???
But I'm absolutely not sure about it. So, any comments?
(Pictures of my Azul on www.apistogramma.net)

best regards,
Rolo

 

[mematrix]

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Thanks Microman,Rafael,and Rolo For the responses. I was thinking that there were different morphs of pebas. I am getting better at figuring out which species I have especially since I have some good books to reference to. Rolo I was wondering is there a translation mod I can get to enabel me to understand your site and other sites I have come across Especially the European countrys like Germany,Czek,ect I have come across other sites but were in other languages I think mostly german and japanese. I was just wondering. Thanks again for your assistance.

Sincerely Curtis

 

[Rolo]

Rolo I was wondering is there a translation mod I can get to enabel me to understand your site

Hi Curtis,

You're not the first to ask that ;-)
Unfortunately our site is just in german. It is too much work to do it in two languages... and I even have not enough time to do it in german ;-)

But try it with the "babelfish"
Mayby you'll understand some more ... maybe not ;-)

best regards,
Rolo