Mike Wise
Paul Evans wrote:
This sounds very similar to the A. cruzi that
I have. Orange caudal, abdominal stripes, orange
pectoral spot, very long dorsal, anal, and ventral
fins. The body has obvious blue sheen with some
scales very bright blue. I would not call it a
bright blue over all. I have been keeping them in
water that is near neutral (slightly over to slightly
under depending on the plants using the CO2 I am
injecting). They spawned in water that was ph 6.8,
KH=2, GH=1.Paul
--- Vern Wensley <vernwen@home.com> wrote:
> I forgot to mention that they have abdominal
> stripes.
> Vern
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Vern Wensley <vernwen@home.com>
> To: apisto - digest <apisto@listbox.com>
> Date: April 28, 1999 7:37 AM
> Subject: Re colorful apistos
>
>
> >Hi Mike,I have a fish here that looks like the
> description you gave of
> >A.sp.Rio Tahuayo.Orange caudal,blue body and it has
> a orange pecteral
> >spot,like eunotus.Are the anal and dorsal fins long
> on the rio tahuayo?When
> >I first got them I thought they were a very
> colorful eunotus fish.I put
> them
> >in my dicrossus tank,ph below 5,and they turned a
> very beautiful blue,then
> I
> >moved them to another tank where the ph was around
> 6 and they lost alot of
> >the blue.Whatever I have they are a beautiful fish.
> >Vern
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