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RE: Bitaeniata male or female?
Ahh.. I see. I believe that is what is occurring, lee. Is this then common in
many apisto species? I also had borelli however the female didn't exhibit this
habit.
sorry, zapzap, no pictures :(.
david
>===== Original Message From LeeH920226@aol.com =====
>Bitaeniata do not often live much more than two years. It is important that
>you get the next generation before it is too late. Your female may be showing
>signs of old age.
>
>Lee Harper
>Media, PA
>USA
>
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