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Darrel, If you are looking then BAS had Badis sp. Buxar. Stunning species. They did have males and females a few weeks ago, a friend of mine picked up 2 pairs. There have also been Badis Bengalensis in a fish shop in Stockport whose name escapes me. I beleive there were a limited number of...

You could try badis. not actually cichlids but show most of the same behaviour and are very pritty. There are a few different species around at the moment as well. Rob

The female will look more like this http://www.jekoz.net/Acquaportal/Apistogramma01.jpg Main difference is a less shown dorsal fin, rounded rather than lyrate caudal fin and black markings in the ventral fins. Heres a nice little video from a pair that have spawned, note the difference in size...

Hi Lil-lynx You fish looks like a domestic form of either apistogramma cacatoides or apistogramma agassizii. i would need a better picture of the tail or wait until it is less stressed and some of the black body markings come out. Neither of these need very soft water, less than 10ºGH will be...

Hi all, I know a few people that have bred these. Small tanks around 18x10x10 with simple air fed sponge filters. A must is a good tank cover for this. Use 1 male (normally much more colourfull) to 2 females. All used very soft water (less than 1ºGH) with water filtered through peat moss for...

Apistogramma do dig, some more than others. I have had the females of some species effectively seal themselves in a cave. The A. nijesseni complex tend to dig more than A. agassizii group. Ed is also correct with the easiest way of sexing apisto's. Black frot edge to the ventral fins. The...

Hi Hokum, There are a few places to look around the area. First is pier, call them rather than look on the web page. Next try World of water in Altrincham. they had some a while back labeled as stiphadon. And if you don't mind a bit of a drive then AZ aquatics (just south of Macclesfield...