Re: Apisto agassizi spawning question

["Zack Wilson" <aquamaniac@juno.com>]

I don't know, it sounds to me like your agassizi 
may have spawned already. Those behaviors(as 
well as the male's sudden healthy fear of the 
female) and visual indicators are pretty commonly 
associated with a pair that has spawned. 

Male agassizi don't usually have much to do with 
brood care after spawning, and will usually spawn 
with multiple females if given the opportunity. The 
females will often violently chase the male away 
and possibly injure him if there isn't enough 
space. 

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