Apistogramma Barlowi

Apistogramma BarlowiScientific name: Apistogramma Barlowi Origin : Current records suggest it to be endemic to the ro Ampiyacu drainage, an affluent of the Amazon mainstream in northeastern Peru with type locality Peru, Departamento Loreto, Province Mariscal Ramon Castilla, District Pebas, in the vicinity of El Pozo, small forest creek tributing to the ro Ampiyacu system There exist two known, non sympatric populations, one of which displays red markings on the head and

and display variation in collor

Origin :Known from eastern coastal rivers of Amapá state

A gene expression analysis in Caenorhabditis elegans (a nematode) showed that the genes coordinating life elongation were activated

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

plus some smaller islands in the Torres Strait

‘Cadell River’

and some smaller drainages around Darwin

with western New Guinea to the north and the Arnhem Land Region of Australia’s Northern Territory to the south

Origin: India

this salt lake is the largest salt lake in Tibet

Taking shrimp or fish photo

For this particular fish we had to use a stock photo as we haven't fully grown out our sub adults to full adults