buffalogal
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I've read that some people have just a male apisto in their tank because either the male died or they weren't interested in breeding. Has anyone kept just females? Can a pair of females be kept without as intense territorial disputes because there is no male present? Does it make any difference?
I'm nearly done with my fishless cycle and have a heavily planted tank with a large ceramic cave, a couple of coconut caves and one formed by bogwood. I really fell for the female panduros at my lfs, but am a bit indifferent about the male and could go either way about them breeding.
Also, there is the possibility of getting a male cockatoo down the road for the same tank. Would they crossbreed? I wouldn't mind if they did, I'm really more concerned with what the aggression might be between them. It's a 30gal 3ft tank. Thanks for your advice.
I'm nearly done with my fishless cycle and have a heavily planted tank with a large ceramic cave, a couple of coconut caves and one formed by bogwood. I really fell for the female panduros at my lfs, but am a bit indifferent about the male and could go either way about them breeding.
Also, there is the possibility of getting a male cockatoo down the road for the same tank. Would they crossbreed? I wouldn't mind if they did, I'm really more concerned with what the aggression might be between them. It's a 30gal 3ft tank. Thanks for your advice.
