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Thread: Je師is' A&A Tank (Anubias + Apisto)

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    Maybe she's pregnant and out to pay the father back for her discomfort? That could be why the male is hiding and the female seems to be stalking around. Humans do it all the time
    ~Kristen~

    Fish enthusiast is a nice euphemism for manic geekery.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kristen View Post
    Maybe she's pregnant and out to pay the father back for her discomfort? That could be why the male is hiding and the female seems to be stalking around. Humans do it all the time
    Funny how you put it... unfortunately that's the truth

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    I have very very sad news to report... I found the male Apisto died this morning



    I am now chatting with AQ members hoping to find an explanation... it's really really sad

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    thats very sad news.. he was such a beauty.. so sorry for your lost..

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    Sorry to hear on the lost, one of the downside in keeping apistos is losing one of the pair.. understand that the female seems a little bloated, better observe the girl closer.
    ...I love rubies too ...
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    Agree with Ken, but apisto does this all the time. Anyway the good side is, got reason to buy another. For that purpose must have another tank to house the lone female Another purpose to setup one more tank.

    I think most apisto keepers here experience that regularly till we're quite numb to it. Not all is lost, have faith with them. One day you will understand why it takes good water parameters for keeping them & eventually find the solution.

    At lease you capture the prime of it's life & can always share his beauty down the road. So not all is lost. There are quite a few avid apisto keepers among us, do ask more question on apisto. We're here to help

    Apisto alone can be a major subject spoken upon & the details of keeping them can be quite interesting like doing planted tank from scratch.

    Feel free to let us know or if you want can PM anyone of us privately.

    Cheers!
    Cheers!

    Benetay

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fei Miao View Post
    Sorry to hear on the lost, one of the downside in keeping apistos is losing one of the pair.. understand that the female seems a little bloated, better observe the girl closer.
    She seems fine... maybe she ate too much that morning.

    Quote Originally Posted by benetay View Post
    Agree with Ken, but apisto does this all the time. Anyway the good side is, got reason to buy another. For that purpose must have another tank to house the lone female Another purpose to setup one more tank.

    I think most apisto keepers here experience that regularly till we're quite numb to it. Not all is lost, have faith with them. One day you will understand why it takes good water parameters for keeping them & eventually find the solution.

    At lease you capture the prime of it's life & can always share his beauty down the road. So not all is lost. There are quite a few avid apisto keepers among us, do ask more question on apisto. We're here to help

    Apisto alone can be a major subject spoken upon & the details of keeping them can be quite interesting like doing planted tank from scratch.

    Feel free to let us know or if you want can PM anyone of us privately.

    Cheers!
    Thanks Benetay for the kind words... come to think of it... I think I am more suited to keeping plants. At least plants will take a few days to totally melt away with warning signs in advance... fish death is way too sudden... just like life itself

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    Don't give up completely on Apistos, believe it or not, many of us been through this before...just be more selective and attempt to breed them, the joy of seeing the parent fish caring for its young makes the pain more bearable...
    ...I love rubies too ...
    Ken

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