Will
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Sounds weird, I know, but this is something I’ve always been curious about and recent event have further it even more. Recently the male from my long time pair of A. Cacatuoidies passed away from age. Since then the female has been dark colored, slow moving, less food driving, and over all “sad” looking. So my question is do apistogramma (particular pairs) become “depressed” after loosing a mate? Or is it simply the lack of mating colors and drive that comes when the competition/opposite sex is present?
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