i have some new apistos and want to join em up with a hypoptopoma or 3 plus a few other fish in a planted tank. is this a good idea if i want to save the fry? do they eat dwarf cichlid fry or eggs?
i'm not sure of the exact species
tia, rick
hypoptopoma + apistogramma?
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Re: hypoptopoma + apistogramma?
I wouln't think that Hypoptopoma are a big threat to fry or eggs - but if the eggs are left unguarded, I'm pretty sure ANY fish will have a go...
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Re: hypoptopoma + apistogramma?
Zero threat to fry and virtually zero threat to eggs I'd suggest. I've bred Apistogramma cacatoides in a tank with s.
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Re: hypoptopoma + apistogramma?
it looks like i'm going to find out then. i have 5 Apistogrammoides pucallpaensis in a 10 gal, soon to go to a 30 gal. i have 2 more of these hypoptopoma, i think that 3 should be good. they are sure good for algae control.
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