For Sale : RARE Aspidoras Albater F3 ( ONLY in USA ) !!!

[Callichthyidae]

Hello! Everyone

I have some RARE Aspidoras Albater F3 for sale at this time. The fry is 0.75" or a little bit bigger. This Aspidoras when is full grown only 4 cm. for Female and only 3.5 cm. for Male. They are very healthy, cute, active, and always eat very hungrily. I feed them with very high protien fish foods and Beta-Carotene that are excellent for them such as New Life Spetrum THERA+A, TetraColor Bit, Tetra Min Tablets, Shrimp Pellets of O.S.I., HIKARI Sinking Wafers, HIKARI Algae Wafers with some excellent frozen foods every two or three days a week.

It is ONLY $ 5 each. If you have any questions, please let me know. My name is Bunthid or Max and Please contact me to my private message. Thank you very much. Oh! I will try to put some photos of them as soon as possible.

Bunthid or Max

[Richard B]

Can you add US to the title please? I think there will be some initially excited people might be then disappointed when the y realise where you are...

[MatsP]

Can you add US to the title please? I think there will be some initially excited people might be then disappointed when the y realise where you are...

I thought the purpose of having separate forums for each region should solve that problem...

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Mats

[Richard B]

to an extent but when someone has limited time & just looks at the subject on the homepage , the forum sometimes goes unseen (even if it is only 4 or 5 inches on the right hand side)

[Coryologist]

Here is a pic of A. albater. They are a very nice species and possibly the easiest fish to spawn I have ever encountered. Juvenile and spawning pair, shown. - Frank

[Richard B]

As usual Frank, awesome photos!

[Coryologist]

As usual Frank, awesome photos!

Not my best effort, but I do appreciate the compliment. - Frank

[Callichthyidae]

Thank You So Much, Mr. Frank for your own photos to post in this post. Your photos are so clear and so pretty. I am really appreciated very much.

I am trying to post my own photos about this Aspidoras as well, but I still couldn't make it yet, but I am still trying to do that. I am so busy for school and work at the same time. And, I know that for sure I couldn't make as prettier as your photos, but I will try to post it.

Thank you so much again, Mr. Frank.

Bunthid or Max

[kim m]

The opinion on this fish in Europe is that it is not A. albater but a new species. This species has been DNA-sequenced, and it will be nice to see how it fall in between the other Aspidoras that has been looked at...I guess we will know around Convention time ;)

Anyway, they are fantastic and beatiful fish! I hope my 4 will grow til breedable size soon...

-kim

[Coryologist]

The opinion on this fish in Europe is that it is not A. albater but a new species.

Hi Kim. Yes. I have heard that. That would be very exciting. I'm happy to have gotten them to your side of the pond, by way of Erik Schiller.

This species has been DNA-sequenced, and it will be nice to see how it fall in between the other Aspidoras that has been looked at...I guess we will know around Convention time ;)

Excellent.

Anyway, they are fantastic and beatiful fish! I hope my 4 will grow til breedable size soon... -kim

They are incredibly easy to spawn. They generally lay their eggs in the outlet tube of a sponge-filter, on the water return lip of a power filter or in each corner of the tank, above the water line. Occasionally they will actually deposit eggs on the glass or in java moss, but not very often. lol.

Cheers. - Frank

[kim m]

Anyway, they are fantastic and beatiful fish! I hope my 4 will grow til breedable size soon... -kim

They are incredibly easy to spawn. They generally lay their eggs in the outlet tube of a sponge-filter, on the water return lip of a power filter or in each corner of the tank, above the water line. Occasionally they will actually deposit eggs on the glass or in java moss, but not very often. lol.

Cheers. - Frank

Sounds like the usual Aspidoras-egglaying-site...like C125, A. cf. rochai and A. taurus anyway

[Mod edit: Fix quiotes --Mats]

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[77maverick]

my aspidoras albater put most of their eggs in java moss and on the glass. the filter doesn't seem to appeal to them. they are spawning like crazy!!! see more eggs every 7-10 days. started with ten, now have around 60!! have sold and given some away as well.
chuck