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  1. blueblue

    I. adoketa: WC-Tucano, WC-F1, and Dragon

    the dragon is just for fun :) hmm, the interesting thing is: Having many F1 and the big fish together in a rather crowded environment, the fight reduces and both big and small fish live well...
  2. blueblue

    WC A. eliza - tucano

    yes, tucano tetra is really cool.... and the most impressive thing is: Our fellow friend in this forum has bred it! I really want to hear more update from him! ^_^
  3. blueblue

    I. adoketa: WC-Tucano, WC-F1, and Dragon

    I. adoketa: WC, WC-F1, and a crystal dragon
  4. blueblue

    WC A. eliza - tucano

    A. eliza - WC from Tucano
  5. blueblue

    Apistogramma personata (wild caught)

    haha... good to hear from you man, please post yours here, too. You know what, i almost also picked up yours but i really run out of tanks :)
  6. blueblue

    Apistogramma personata (wild caught)

    i see.... Hi friend, then i know who got it ^_^
  7. blueblue

    Apistogramma personata (wild caught)

    Thanks much Tom. So, this species has landed Singapore, Japan, and Hong Kong. Great! :)
  8. blueblue

    Apistogramma personata (wild caught)

    A. sp. Mitú should be found very soon, too :)
  9. blueblue

    Apistogramma personata (wild caught)

    Thanks much Mike for your kind comments. As a remark, there is also a specimen (same shipment) which is basically the same as mine while the face is fully orange... This feature, together with others, reminds me of its close relationship with A. gibbicep and A. piaroa ...
  10. blueblue

    Apistogramma personata (wild caught)

    Finally, I manage to get it after waiting for 10 years! Yeah !! ^_^
  11. blueblue

    A. mendezi - orange belly - Santa Isabel

    A. mendezi - wild caught
  12. blueblue

    Book - South American Dwarf Cichlids: A-Numbers, Habitat, Care and Reproduction

    yes, it is a really good book :D
  13. blueblue

    Female Apistogramma ID

    Mike is right that no one can be sure with these given photos. But my gut feeling is (a guess) that it is either an A. sp. Abacaxis (wilhelmi) or A. pulchra. :)
  14. blueblue

    Is this a barlowi or Diamond Face?

    Congratulations. I myself love both species a lot and if the price and quality are fair, you should get a pair of the "blue face" :) (Declaration: I didn't export "blue face")
  15. blueblue

    Is this a barlowi or Diamond Face?

    Oh, after waiting, i could see the pictures and the fish is 100% barlowi. :)
  16. blueblue

    Apistogramma elizabethae

    For eliza, take a look at my Avatar and you will see another example :)
  17. blueblue

    Is this a barlowi or Diamond Face?

    Hi Friend, I cannot see any photo from the website. since I am not a member and i do not know Thai, it's difficult to know how to find the pictures... please check. As a quick remark, the two fish (male) are quite different, Diamond Face usually has red dotted cheek, and double-elongated...
  18. blueblue

    Apistogramma elizabethae

    For recent imports of the so called wild caught A. eliza from Brasil to Hong Kong, we found A. sp. Breitbinden, too... These days, locality thing is tricky as the "wild caught" may no longer be real wild caught from the original habitat.... I think you know what I mean....
  19. blueblue

    Breeder box

    I did also raise fry in such a community tank. My trick is to put a lot of moss for the fry to hide and feed quite a lot of bbs for every fish. In the presence of the parent fish, some (like 10) fry managed to grow up in my 40 inches long community tank. If yield is a concern, you will have...
  20. blueblue

    Feeding my new critters

    why don't you use can food if convenience is concerned? "Tetra bits" works... I always avoid using all kinds of worms partially for hygiene issue and partially because of the reasons that Mike mentioned above.
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