Apistogramma agassizii "Río Tefe Cacadora"

[naturalmystic]

Mug-shots of the fries in their new home:

[naturalmystic]

And finally, the love-nest; where it all happened.
Thanks to Bro Scope for giving me the delightful coconut.
The male would take cover behind the rocks on the right-hand side.
The rocks in front of the coconut makes it a formidable fort.
There are 3 pipes behind the rock for their courtship activities
Leaving it bare for another week before introducing another pair.

[apisto31]

Congrats! good to see plenty of apisto lovers here...

[apisto31]

May I know how old is the Fries?

[naturalmystic]

Thanks bro.

Fries are about a month old.
14 survivors from this batch so far.

[marle]

on a side note, i really like the look of your shrimp tank.

[naturalmystic]

It's been a while since I last updated this thread; been busy de-commissioning my 4-footer and setting up 2-footers.

Paired-up my alpha male with the alpha female.
I must say this pair is very compatible; within 2 days, the female was chasing the male already
Last Monday, the mother took the fries out for a walk in the park.
The mother, always keeping a watchful eye.

[naturalmystic]

Over at my shrimp tank, only 5 fries survived.
Will be moving them to my new 2-footer to make way for the new batch.

[SCOPE]

Con-grates on your breeding again

[naturalmystic]

Thanks Bro.

I replaced my 4-footer with 4 2-footers.
Will be able to respond to your apisto list now

[sheng]

How come the surviving rate in your shrimp tank is so low?
You didnt feed the fry at all?

Over at my shrimp tank, only 5 fries survived.
Will be moving them to my new 2-footer to make way for the new batch.