Apistogramma sp. "Rio Mamore"

**illumnae** · 5th Jul 2007, 23:14

Thanks genes for going down to Biotope to take a picture of my new fish

**stephen chung** · 5th Jul 2007, 23:22

I also want 1 pair...

**genes** · 5th Jul 2007, 23:46

Originally Posted by illumnae

Thanks genes for going down to Biotope to take a picture of my new fish

No worries. Beautiful fish with excellent finnage. You are a proud owner.

**Biotopeshop** · 6th Jul 2007, 00:06

Hi illumnae,

Congrats, you have found a gem

Many thanks to your support.

**trident** · 6th Jul 2007, 06:31

Yi Xiang,
Congrats on your new pair, very nice.
Richard

**Wackytpt** · 6th Jul 2007, 08:11

Yi Xiang,

From the looks of the picture, it is still a young apisto.It has potential to grow even more stunning.

I believe it is money well spend compare to cheap apisto which some of the local goes for. People always want cheap and good which is impossible.

You are picking up into this hobby and may you enjoy the development of your apisto.

PS: Kudos to Biotope to bring in such quality apisto. I am still waiting for your next shipment in your new shop. Got new shipment mustn't forget me

**Biotopeshop** · 6th Jul 2007, 12:04

Originally Posted by Wackytpt

PS: Kudos to Biotope to bring in such quality apisto. I am still waiting for your next shipment in your new shop. Got new shipment mustn't forget me

thanks. We will work hard.

**joopsg** · 6th Jul 2007, 21:33

Good Choice Yi Xiang. One of the most interesting apistogramma. You gotten a red tail variant. There is another blue tail variant but seldom see in the market becasue not attractive. They are in the same complex as Apistogramma Trifisciata if i not wrong. I love the red gills marking on the Mamore.

**valice** · 6th Jul 2007, 23:54

Joop, think the word to use instead of "genus" is "complex". Genus is that they are Apistogramma.

For Apistogramma, some of the scientists group the difference species them into complex or groups, where they shared commonality in finnage shape or body shape, etc.

And I believe they are still debating over whether A.sp "Rio Mamore" is under the trifasciata-complex. But from the looks for the faint three line even in genes' picture, they do seemed to belong to that complex.

**stephen chung** · 7th Jul 2007, 00:01

Originally Posted by Biotopeshop

thanks. We will work hard.

Thio,

Where is your new shop? And when is it open?

**iwishweallcouldwin** · 7th Jul 2007, 00:32

interesting fish you got!

**PLee** · 7th Jul 2007, 00:35

woooo... this is a beauty

**illumnae** · 7th Jul 2007, 16:59

fish collected and swimming in my tank =)

now just to find dithers for them...

**Cacatuoides** · 7th Jul 2007, 21:23

Congrats on your new fish bro....enjoy the journey as you move to more challenging apistos!!

**joopsg** · 8th Jul 2007, 08:52

sorry Vinc. Gotten them mixed up.

They are also known as Apistogramma Maciliensis.
It was their trade name when it was brought in by Biotope previous owner, Charles.

**caseyhoo** · 8th Jul 2007, 09:55

That is nice fish... Jalous...

**wasabi8888** · 8th Jul 2007, 13:37

Did not know new apistogrammas arrived in Biotope... Anyone has an update?

**Wackytpt** · 8th Jul 2007, 13:39

This was just a single pair. Yixiang was lucky that some gurus in here informed him of this impressive pair. There isn't any major shipment

**wasabi8888** · 9th Jul 2007, 14:52

Always been one of my favorite apistogrammas.... well... may as well.. waiting for my Ap Agassizzi 'Tefe' fries to grow up....

**SCOPE** · 11th Jul 2007, 10:04

Originally Posted by illumnae

Thanks genes for going down to Biotope to take a picture of my new fish

Nice red tail....impressive

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