Again, pretty apistos! These look like a different species than you've posted before. Are all those dots eggs & newly hatched fry?!? Or what? Some snails? Nose to screen, I can't tell, lol. You're such a tease, jake. I thought it was show & then tell...so tell please!
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Some of the dots are nerite eggs but to the right of the female you can see free swimming frys - it is a large number of frys - around 40 or 50. She is very protective of them. The blue fish is a. ladisalo; a relatively new fish. The past 3 years i think 10 to 20 new apistogramma species have been found. Of course with changing climate i am fearful that a large number will suffer.
Yes, I did see some free swimmers! Congrats! I think it was the snail eggs that threw me off, lol. They seem so big compared to apisto eggs.
Yes, climate change will affect our many wild caught fish, as will human encroaching/changing habitat. As Joni Mitchell sang, you don't know what you've got it's gone. Sad but true
Yes, climate change will affect our many wild caught fish, as will human encroaching/changing habitat. As Joni Mitchell sang, you don't know what you've got it's gone. Sad but true
