BAP bags for the next meeting....

Here are mine ...
Symphysodon aequifasciatus (checkerboard variety)


Apistogramma panduro


Cleithracara maronii

Here is few BAP's that I have for our next meeting on Sunday:

Probably my favorite Central American convict Cryptoheros nanoluteus, aka Yellow Dwarf or Banana Convict ( As Rick Borstein calls them ). Here is picture of parents, male and female with fry:





From West Africa Anomalochromis thomasi:



And in honor of our speaker Mike Wise, two Apistogramma species:

Apistogramma paulmuelleri "Apache"





and Apistogramma bitaeniata "Rio Tigre"



See you Sunday.

I'll be bringing a bag of Mesonauta Festivums
Don

After a very slow start in the New Year, my stock finally start producing in January, and I have few BAP spawns.
Part of the problem is that I picked up many fry last spring and summer ( mostly at GCCA Classic and ACA in Louisville ) and they were too young to produce at the end of the year. Now everything is at the breeding age and breeding, so this is what I have for the next meeting:

1. Bag of really cool and must have for anybody Buffalo heads Steatocranus casuarius. They are from unrelated parents, and here is the picture of father:



2. Apistogramma veijita "Rio Meta" ( pictures of dad and mom )




3. Apistogramma nijsseni aka Panda ( dad and mom )




4. Apistogramma norberti ( dad and mom )




5. Apistogrammoides pucallpaensis

Also will be bringing a bunch of BAP's after the "holiday break" (will be editing this post to add some more pics in next day or so):
1. Copadichromis trewavassae lupingu


2. Amphilophus flaveolus

3. Lethrinops sp. mictrentodon makokola

4. Neolamprologus hecqui

5. Aulonocara kandeense (blue orchid peacock)

6. Pundamilia macrocephala

and a bag of Melanochromis kaskizini (aka "M. sp. Northern Blue")

Its been a LONG Winter ....So what are you bringing to the January Meeting ?


Here's what I have ....

Melanachromis
Johanni

Pundamilia sp
Crimson Tide

Amphilopus sagittae

Paralabidchromis

Sp Rock Kribensis

Cynotitipia
White Top Hara

Pseudotropheus
Elegans AKA Acei
Tanzania Black

This Sunday (November 10, 2014), I'll be bringing two BAP's and a few auction or donation bags:

Archocentrus sp. Honduran red point


Pseudotropheus sp. elongatus jewel spot

Yes, those are Amititliana kanna, Boca del Toro, Costa Rica. I'll bring some for you, and might have enough left for one more donation bag as well. I'll be moving out my last ones this Sunday. I think the grandparents were collected by Sam Borstein. -Mike

Sam's pic of the A. (Archocentrus) kanna, Boca del Toro: