rsretep
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Do apistos dig???? I have a pair of double reds in a twenty long with an albino corydoras and an albino bristlenose pleco....seems to be a mound of gravel has been moved and am not sure who the culprit is...could it be my apistos
Prince
The ONE who is The ONE
Sometimes my A.panduro female will build a sand pile at the mouth of one of her caves.
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JasonC
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They are of the subfamily Geophaginae. (wikipedia makes me sound smart ;P http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geophaginae)
I know that most of the experts on apistogramma.com highly recommend sand substrates because they definitely will sift it. And since I bow in reverence and awe of their knowledge, I do what I am told and give them sand ;P
I know that most of the experts on apistogramma.com highly recommend sand substrates because they definitely will sift it. And since I bow in reverence and awe of their knowledge, I do what I am told and give them sand ;P
Spine
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They might dig a little but nothing to get alarmed about.
rsretep
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Not really alarmed about them digging was thinking maybe it would or could be a breeding type activity
Spine
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Probably is. Are they digging to get underneath something. Put some flower pots or hollow wood in the tank they like to breed in caves.
rsretep
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Yeah Kevin the digging is under a clay cave...will be watching these two for sure 
