Re: New member :)

[Mike & Diane Wise <apistowise@fgn.net>]

Sounds like a good set up so far, although my personal preference is for air
driven foam (sponge) filters. Just make sure you have good water, good food, and
good cover (Where'd I hear that before?) and you should be successful. Start with
the easier apistos first and then work to harder ones.

Mike Wise

Charlhatch@aol.com wrote:

> Hi guys I've been a member of this mailing list for about a week now and I
> figured it was time to get my first post up..
>
> I have a 96L tank, about 22 uk galls,  its got a juwel standard internal and
> I have the left side almost filled with a huge pile of bogwood,  its creating
> loads of little caves..
>
> What I wanna ask is, what would be a good general set up for breeding a
> variety of apistogrammas over time.
> I was thinking of heavilly planted with  Amazons all over the back and
> cryptocorynes in the middle and foreground, with a few floating plants for
> cover, And maybe adding a few dwarf pencilfish for dithers, (nannostomus
> marginatus)
>
> thanks for any replies
>
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