Please! don't forward or give me apisto mail to me. Thank you. At 21:40 16/11/97 -0800, you wrote: >Anyways, they don't seem to be getting physical, but has >>anyone else experienced this?? Is it bad news or what? Soon as I see any >>violence I will remove the cacatuoides to his old tank. >> >>Thanks. >> >>Mike > >I have housed more than one species of Apistos in the same tank. The >difference was that I also had the females in with them. I don't see why you >should have any real trouble as long as there are no females. Right now, I >have a 55 gallon community plant tank with a handful of A. cacatuoides and a >pair of A. bitaeniata. No problems. The male cacatuoide is only flaring at >his own kind and is ignoring the other species. There are also some Black >Neons, Otos, and Bristlenose plecos (my babies) and a handful of Albino >Guppies. Everything is fine. If in the future you do plan on spawning them, >put ONE pair in a tank of their own. Let nature take its' course. > >Hope this helped. > >------------------------------------------------------------------------- > >