Apistogramma Sp. Tefe

Apistogramma Sp. TefeScientific name: Apistogramma Sp. Tefe Origin : Known from The Tef River (Teff River Rio Tef) a tributary of the Amazon River (Solimes section) in Amazonas state in north western Brazil. Not to be confused with Apistogramma Agassizii Tefe which are also from the same river. They can be identified by the zig zag pattern on below the lateral line. Difficulty in keeping: Easy Maximum size: 7 9cm Males 5 6 cm Females Selling size: 3 4 cm and above

eastern Papua New Guinea’ and despite its popularity in the aquarium hobby is endemic to a relatively small area in the country’s Northern and Milne Bay provinces

Diet: Likely to feed on floating or suspended zooplankton

Known localities in the Northern Territory include the rivers Moyle

it will float on water surface as per photo shown

Suitable for all freshwater shrimp

Taiwan's PBL usually has whiter porcelain than JRB

plus some nutrient-poor coastal lakes in the Flattery Point and around Shelburne Bay

small forest creek tributing to the río Ampiyacu-system

triangular fronds that create a cascading effect as it grows

Due to their high protein content of approx

This makes them the perfect choice if you need food to facilitate the growth of young fish

For this particular fish we had to use a stock photo as we haven't fully grown out our sub adults to full adults