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Apistogramma
Our
apistos are acclimated to neutral water, which makes the acclimation
period a bit easier for hard water and/or high pH regions.
We
feed them a mixture of flake and live food (blackworms and brine
shimp), so they'll eat what is available in anyone's area. Although
you may notice more energy and vibrant color with live food, Apistogramma
can still live happy, healthy lives eating flake food.
They
flourish in well-planted tanks and make a great addition to almost
any peaceful community tank. Although they are territorial amongst
themselves, Apistos will not attack tankmates with any ferocity.
And if the tank is large enough and well planted, aggression is
typically minimal.
We
are stocked up with brand new tank-raised apistogramma. Please
check out our
current apistogramma list.
Apistogramma
borelli paraquay
These tank-raised borelli paraquay are full size. Our current
stock was imported from breeders in the Czech Republic.
The wild version is from the Paraguay River.
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Apistogramma
viejita F1
Our viejita F1s have a bright red color and great fin structure.
One generation from wild. Viejitas do well in pairs.
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Apistogramma
viejita Rio Meta
Another
impressive viejita are these Rio Meta. The have white and
red speckled faces that vibrate color.
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Apistogramma
panduro
We have a pair of these in a 60 gallon planted tank and have
been impressed with their color and energy. They develop a
bright red line on their tail great blue body coloration.
Great-looking apistos.
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Apistogramma
cacatuoides triple red
It's hard to find a seasoned apisto keeper, that hasn't
had a pair of these classic cacatuoides.
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Apistogramma
borelli opal
Another
popular borelli are these opals. Their bodies are a dark
blue iridescent color. An interesting borelli color variation.
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Apistogramma
Hongsloi
Our current hongsloi are full grown (males around
3-4").
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Apistogramma
Tefe redtail
The
highly-sought apisto tefe reds. Even for importers, these
are hard to find.
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