Thats a nice male Apistogramma baenschi. Do you have a pair?
I have a pair in a half 2 feet tank.![]()
Anyone keeping Apistogramma Inca? Well, here is minein a 1.5 feet tank
Still very shy to camera and me...this the only few that i can capture clearly.
Not sure the color is fully come out yet or not.
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Last edited by valice; 14th Mar 2007 at 11:14. Reason: Fixed gallery links
Thats a nice male Apistogramma baenschi. Do you have a pair?
I have a pair in a half 2 feet tank.![]()
Nice environment and fishes.
God will make a way, where there seems to be no way
Hi, I got a pair from apistodave and they turned out to be 2 males. I had to grow them out, were sent to me at 3/4 in, tried to get females but always died a couple days later. Then found another source and got 1 pair of wild ones and 2 extra females. The wild pair is extremly shy, here are pics of my incas.
Curtis
Tr male and 2 wild females
The wild pair, not good pics
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Last edited by Quixotic; 14th Mar 2007 at 13:24. Reason: Formatting and spelling
Hi,
I used to keep them before. They used to be the King of the apisto world.
As for yours, the full colouration is still not out yet.
Be patient and continue to pump them up well.
They can be very colourful in adult stage
Nice promising pair you have there.
Nicholas
Newbie en el cichlid enano
Hi chuencp39 nice setup for the inkas there. Looks real cosy. If you are trying to breed them the corydoras are not a good idea.
Nice inkas.
Hi chuencp39, where did you get that terracotta spawning pot(left side of your tank in 188KB picture)? I'm looking for that kind of pot.
wks:
i got 1 pair, the female jus in front of the male(picture 178kb)
and the pot was given by my colleage
Wackytpt:
my pair is still not consider an adult pair? wow! then how big can they grow up to? now i really cant wait to see their full colouration![]()
limchongyu
ya...you are right, i tried to catch the cory and the looch out before but they are really too fast for me to catch. my inca male now is the king of the tank,he will ''wack'' anyone that swim close to his ''nest''jus like this mad face...hahaa....even the female also quite fierce to other fishes
How many cories you have in your tank?
Don't worry. Given the aggressive nature of A.baenschi, no cory can get near to any fries. Soon, your cories will learnt also not to go into certain areas.
I have 3 broods of fries with 5 cories in my tank.![]()
I agreed that inca is really fierce and is the king. I kept it before together with other apistos (agassizii and caca) and inca will always chase at them. In the end, the caca died because of starvation and later the inca died because its stomach got bloated as it occupied all the food i fed.
The passion for aquascaping and apistogramma never fade away
oh i see, then i just leave the cory(i piece only) and looch inside...
Actually i kept them with my caca pair last few days, but the caca too fierce to them cause they seem like wan to breed already,so i transfered caca to other tank. That's why my inca now become the king.....haha
Hi all,
Those are beautiful fish you lads have got yourselves.
Has anyone bred and grown the offspring up to maturity? I kept a pair back from the first spawning last year, the parents are wild caughts so i would have expected the young to be the same as the parents in colour but as you will see by the pics they are yellow finned with not a hint of red as the parents had.
Don't get me wrong they are good healthy young adults but lacking the red. They are benny's if he comes over before they get to old.
Regards
mick
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mICK,
Nice pair you have there. The finange of these guys are beautiful.
Nicholas
Newbie en el cichlid enano
wonderful finnage there mick! i like the colouration of inka, especially the outer layer of the tail. really amazing!
-clint- ~apisto keepers unite!~
A unique specimen you've got there mick!! Seldom do we see a beautiful black skirting of the caudal and the yellow is superb too....Nice bluish tint on the body as well....something different from the usual Ap. Inka we use to see![]()
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No doubt it is one of the jewels of apistos. I had 2 successful spawns from a wild caught pair from Peru. I managed to keep half of the spawn alive up to now. The picture is the F1s at about 1 inch. My experience with the fries is absolute control on the feeding. They tend to stuff themselve too much sometimes.
Looking pretty good in size. Just waiting for the colouration to come out
Nicholas
Newbie en el cichlid enano
Hi Nice incas there. Update My wilds finally Introduced them selves to me was beginning to wonder if there were any fish in the 10 gal tank
. The tank reared male and wild female spawned for me already but she ate the eggs my water is to alkaline and i need to get some RO. I just purchased some almond leaves so going to add them as well when I switch over to RO.
Curtis
Last edited by valice; 22nd Mar 2007 at 22:11. Reason: I supposed TR stands for Tank reared.
Update of my inca pair..think the male don't like the female, always chasing her away. What can i do to make them be together?
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Last edited by valice; 27th Mar 2007 at 09:57. Reason: Fixed gallery links
I really like the look of A.baenschi "Inca", but I like the A.cacatuoides more. Has anyone had experience rasing both in the same tank with some success?
As for the A.baenschi, I thought they were Harem breeders, so it is best to have 2 females to 1 male, or else he might harass her to death.
Last edited by valice; 28th Mar 2007 at 10:56. Reason: marley, let's help to improve the standard of Apistogramma keeping by spelling the name in full. =)
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