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  1. 26th Dec 2007, 18:18 #1
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    Sighting 26 Dec 2007: Apistogramma @ C328

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    Just went down today and saw some new stock

    Apistogramma cacatuoides 'Orange'
    Apistogramma bitaeniata
    Apistogramma inca
    Apistogramma nijsseni
    still got 1 more type but the wording very blur cannot see...
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    Hi Bro Andy..

    Think the other one is Nannacara Anomala.. Think there are 3 pairs when I went down that day.. Quite high in sizes.. Haha.. but too big for my liking le..

    Is there Inka btw? I only saw nijsenni.. Or they came in just today?

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    Quote Originally Posted by doubleace View Post
    Just went down today and saw some new stock

    Apistogramma cacatuoides 'Orange'
    Apistogramma bitaeniata
    Apistogramma inca
    Apistogramma nijsseni
    still got 1 more type but the wording very blur cannot see...
    I think i saw the pairs of ap.inca, nij and caca the other day, think they have been there for quite awhile. I think the ap.nij female is dead, or maybe they brought in another new pair.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zenislev View Post
    I think i saw the pairs of ap.inca, nij and caca the other day, think they have been there for quite awhile. I think the ap.nij female is dead, or maybe they brought in another new pair.
    Yes bro Zenislev..

    They bought in another new pair of nij..

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    Yup the Nannacara Anomala is quite big.. and their ap. bitaeniata still young but not sure their colour will bloom or not. Caca 'orange' got 2 pair and macmasteri got 3 - 4 pairs. I bought 1 pair.
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    Quote Originally Posted by doubleace View Post
    Yup the Nannacara Anomala is quite big.. and their ap. bitaeniata still young but not sure their colour will bloom or not. Caca 'orange' got 2 pair and macmasteri got 3 - 4 pairs. I bought 1 pair.
    Ya.. Their Bitaeniata cant really tell their sex.. Waiting for their colours to further bloom before I am able to tell the difference.. Cause i am looking for a female bitaeniata now for my male one..

    Anyway.. Those mac that came in that day have very nice colors.. Saw a pair where the male is slightly bigger but with very good colors.. Good choice you bought them Bro..
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    What!? They got macmasteri??? Menn....tempting leh...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Samuel2618 View Post
    Ya.. Their Bitaeniata cant really tell their sex.. Waiting for their colours to further bloom before I am able to tell the difference.. Cause i am looking for a female bitaeniata now for my male one..

    Anyway.. Those mac that came in that day have very nice colors.. Saw a pair where the male is slightly bigger but with very good colors.. Good choice you bought them Bro..
    hahaha.. I think this pair i bought are very young. Will take a photo this weekend then post.

    Quote Originally Posted by Zenislev View Post
    What!? They got macmasteri??? Menn....tempting leh...
    Ya i think still left 3 pairs. Still got caca 'orange' too. I maybe going down tomorrow to buy some nana.
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