John. I have kept Wavrini and Cupido in the past and of the two Cupido is the most beautiful. Wavrini, although quite a nice fish is dull grey, I would describe them as being a sick or stressed-out looking Cupido. If I can remember mine were housed in rather large tanks (48inx24inx24in) with other peaceful cichlids i.e. Satanoperca daemon, Ararichthys heckelii, Microgeophagus altispinosa. pH in the region of 6-7, temperature 79-81F. If it's colour you wish I would wait until you can find Cupido. I have no experience with breeding details but I can remember males don't like other males in the same tank, I had to separate them when they reached maturity. Helen > Today while out doing last minute shopping, I of course couldn't stay > out of the pet shops. While in one of the shops, they had a tank with > about 20 or so juvenile Biotodoma Wavrini. At first I thought they > were Cupidos but something about the spot was wrong, so I looked them up > when I got home and realized they were Wavrini. I didn't pick any up > for not knowing alot about them, but would like to go back and pick them > up. At least 6 - 8 of them. At $4.99 I thought that was a good > price. What I didn't know was what these guys really looked like when > adults. I thought I remember that they are not as colorful as Cupido, > which is what I really want. Can anyone give me some info from > personal experiences on these guys. Like best tank size, feeding > requirements, possible tank mates, color, breeding needs, rearing needs, > you know the dirt on them. Any info will be really appreciated. I've > never seen them before so I wanted to do the right thing and learn about > them before buying them. I'm also not worried about them being sold > out, I'm the one who picks up the oddballs cichlid wise from this shop. > Thanks > John ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is the apistogramma mailing list, apisto@listbox.com. For instructions on how to subscribe or unsubscribe or get help, email apisto-request@listbox.com. Search http://altavista.digital.com for "Apistogramma Mailing List Archives"!