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A look at the tail pattern will be better to help you in the ID. Some people consider the populations from Tefe, to be a separate species (ref: DATZ Apisto book).
hey i posted this one in another topic but it has nothing to do with the topicso i just post again
they told me this is the standard agassizi male, but i am not sure
can anybody tell me what kind this is?
A look at the tail pattern will be better to help you in the ID. Some people consider the populations from Tefe, to be a separate species (ref: DATZ Apisto book).
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Looks like an A. iniridae or A. pertensis.
Eugene (^_^)
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The tail pattern does lend itself to be a possible Agasizzi group fish. However, the dorsal ray extension is not very visible so it could be a young male.
Stefania, if you can, try taking a picture of this male flaring. It will be easier to tell you what it is. Who knows, you might have an Ap. pulchra right there.
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The fish look stressed.
Let it settle down and take a better picture for proper ID.
Nicholas
Newbie en el cichlid enano
offcourse it is stressed
i took the pic in the store, i did not buy it
maybe it will still be there when i go back tomorrow and then i'll try to get a better pic
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