Group of 9-10 juvenile Australaheros oblongums

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One to two inches, great New World species, play well with others, amazing colors. Generally enjoy rehoming fish but these are so cool it's hard to let them go and as this is the last group would really like to move them someplace where they'll be appreciated. Can bring to meeting.

 

[chriscoli]

These are awesome-looking fish! I have a group of juvies from Sam, and they are growing really fast!

 

[rich_one]

+1. I also have a group from Sam of this gorgeous species. Fast growers indeed!

-Rich

 

[hollyfish2000]

Would they play nice in my 58 with the apistos?

 

[Wblaze]

i would take half of them

 

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Maybeso

Would they play nice in my 58 with the apistos?

Probably, at least for a few months. Have never seen them badger anybody but their own kind, but in a relative sense they do get pretty good-sized, perhaps enough so as to be too intimidating to allow your Apistos to spawn. Am really hoping you're going to spawn those bitaeniatas - WC (thank you Frank/Michael) and with that sharply elongated violet finnage might be the most attractive Apisto I've ever seen. Mine have spawned twice but the babies keep disappearing - tiniest Apisto fry I've ever seen - one of us is just going to have to figure it out...

 

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Indeed

i would take half of them

Et pour moi?

 

[Wblaze]

I take the "little bus." Can you translate? Por favor?

 

[mchambers]

I'd be happy to take the other half, in any language you choose.

 

[hollyfish2000]

OK, I rescind my question! My little girl apisto is not yellow anymore. So don't know the situation with them. If there have been eggs, I've not seen them. She and boy don't interact much, as far as I can tell.

 

[Hannibal]

I take the "little bus." Can you translate? Por favor?

"and for me?"

It's French...