Re: Apistogramma trifasciata

[Geo/Len <szucs@total.net>]

Hi Mike

Just was looking at my  trifasciata/sp. Rio Mamoré???  . The male does have a very faint
light red on his  belly.

Do sp. Rio Mamoré grow larger than  trifasciata ???

Thanks again

George

> George,
>
> Your fish are probably too small to tell right now. Actually there are 3 trifasciata
> like species. The following are ways to tell them apart:
>
> A. trifasciata: Diagonal abdominal stripe always visible; lateral band widens toward
> the posterior with blue wash above it; tail usually covered with rows of tiny dots.
>
> A. maciliensis: Diagonal band rare, when seen (only on largest males) is broken on live
> specimens (present on most large preserved specimens); lateral band like A. trifasciata
> only noticeably wider, with yellowish band above; tail is unspotted.
>
> A. sp. Rio Mamoré: Diagonal band always absent; lateral band usually visible only on
> the posterior half of the body; tail without spots, being red or blue depending on
> color form.
>
> Geo/Len wrote:
>
> > Hi Mike
> >
> > The LFS got these  Apistogramma trifasciata (red)?? from a breeder in Toronto. Also
> > a whole seller in Montreal (Biotope) are selling A. trifasciata (red) . I haven``t
> > seen the A.  trifasciata (red) from  Biotope, so I can`t say they are the same type
> > of Apisto. as the one`s from the breeder in Toronto?
> >
> >  Just was looking at a picture of a A. sp. Mamoré  on Acuario Nanay web page. The
> > different I see between the A. sp. Mamoré and the  trifasciata, is the red on the
> > tail of the  A. sp. Mamoré. What are the other different between these  Apisto.??
> > To me, they are very similar looking Apisto
> >
> > My trifasciata haven`t develop any colour`s yet. Male a little over 1 inch, female
> > a little under 1 inch
> >
> > Thanks
> > George
> >
> > > I've never heard of a red form of A. trifasciata. Could they be A. sp. Mamoré
> > > (Red)?
> > >
> > > Mike Wise
> > >
> > > Geo/Len wrote:
> > >
> > > > Hi to everyone
> > > >
> > > > I did get a young adult pair of A. trifasciata (red) today. What PH,
> > > > water hardness and temp. is the best to get them to spawn.
> > > >
> > > > Thanks
> > > >
> > > > George
> > > >
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