Apistogramma Sp. Abacaxis

Apistogramma Sp. AbacaxisScientific name: Apistogramma sp. "Abacaxis" Origin : Apistogramma sp. "Abacaxis" (A227 A228) is a beautiful and interesting member of the agassizii group and pulchra complex of Apistogrammas. This species was first discovered in 1999 in Lago Glemende near village of Walendo in the middle Rio Abacaxis basin, Amazonas Brazil. pistogramma sp. Abacaxis was first collected by Horst Linke and Mario Wilhelm and Linke introduced the species to the hobby

and brown eyes

yet average around (15-30cm Medium (25-50cm XL) in length These stems will leach some tannins into the water over the long term

Known localities in the Northern Territory include the rivers Moyle

It is known that humins activate the white blood cells and thus strengthen the immune system

Formerly known as Apistogramma Viejita' Colour Form III

tributaries of the Río Jutai in the border area between Peru and Brazil south and west of the city of Leticia (Colombia) (near 04°12′ S / 70°06′ W)

What you will receive is a starter culture in the form of a scour pad

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

the two species of Pseudomugil

Apistogramma megastoma sp

COMMON NAMES: Flame Moss

in reference to patterning around the mouth and snout which give members of this genus a ‘smiling’ appearance