Apistogramma sp. Schwarzkehl F2 RARE!(Pair) filementosus and reduce the parasites themselves

and reduce the parasites themselves

the IAL leaves can be kept in the aquarium until they are completely eaten by the shrimp

Very rare fish in Australia as only a few have ever been bred/imported

Adding hardscape elements like lava rock to the aquarium encourages the growth of biofilm and algae due to the rock’s rough texture

Apistogramma sp. Schwarzkehl F2 RARE!(Pair) filementosus and reduce the parasites themselvesScientific name: Apistogramma sp. Schwarzkehl Origin : Known only between Villavicencio and Restrepo, Colombiafound in small clearwater streams with sandy to rocky bottoms. Formerly known as Apistogramma Viejita' Colour Form III These fish came in as wild caught fish under the name "Puerto Carreno Vichada" knowing this is not a described (real) Apistogramma name we asked for help from international ''Apisto Guru'' Frank Hattich. Unfortunately for us