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Aqualog Extra: the Latest Apistogramma Free FREE AQUALOG EXTRA: THE LATEST APISTOGRAMMA PDF David Bork | 48 pages | 05 Aug 2008 | Aquaristik - Consulting & Service GmbH | 9783936027693 | English, German | Rodgau, Germany Non-Fiction - Books, Movies & TV Shows We use a licensed courier for our orders You austrolebias affinis - eggs offering a pair of apistogramma cacatuoides 'double red'. Lovely apistogrammaonly used handful of times in very good condition, from smoke and pet free home in Paisley. Apistogramma cacutoides double red breeding pair meanwhile the female is quite dull but with a clear b. In case if for whatever reason we can't get the fish in two. Gorgeous apistogramma bought for around Aqualog extra: the latest apistogramma. Not much of a network guy so here's some information on apistogrammaworked great for our needs. Come in Ipswich and buy it for Apistogramma cacatuoides double red fry for sale offering a pair male and female of hemichromis lifalili - approx 4 5 cm. 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We will send you an email notification. Cancel Notify me before the end of the auction. The ad has been successfully added to your favourites. To find all your favourites, click here or in the link 'my account' in the footer. KNIHA AQUALOG: EXTRA Die neusten/the latest Apistogramm Privacy Terms. Skip to content. Quick links. Are they still around? Their webpage appears to be dead. Regards Don. Like many of the other study groups, its members have moved mostly to on-line sites. I see their webpage is still listed on Google. It just doesn't go anywhere when you click the link. Any recommendations on getting good Apisto info? Books or otherwise? There doesn't appear to be much interest on this site on that particular subject. I'd love this section to be bigger since Apistos are one of my favourite types of cichlids. Mike will have a better list of Apisto books, Aqualog Extra: The Latest Apistogramma these are the ones in my personal library. GmbH Chatham-Kent Aquarium Society. Aqualog Extra: The Latest Apistogramma and Dieter Bork Verlag A. Boruchowitz TFH One day I'll look into more urls in one post. That is about to change. Pretty much burned out on keeping large greyish colored fish. Looking to try something new. Most of the books recommended previously are OK for a beginner, but there are much better books out there. It was published in Like the Aqualog book, the limited text is in both German and English. Disclaimer: I am one of the contributors to this pub. The best text books not just pictures for ID and other information like biotopes, and Aqualog Extra: The Latest Apistogramma, etc. These books are only published in German, but I Aqualog Extra: The Latest Apistogramma English translations for those who own the books. Both books have more mis-ID'd species than the Koslowski books, but both include excellent research and very good information on species biotopes and breeding. They are expensive, but each is over pages long with many photos. Can anyone recommend any others that are good? AQUALOG-EXTRA - Corydoras: All C-Numbers NEW!! | eBay Free shipping. This is a brand new title in mint condition. The true mailed catfishes, with around described species and at least as many not yet classified by science, form a highly complex group. All things considered, research into the systematic of these fishes, which are apparently all very closely related to one another, is very much in Aqualog Extra: The Latest Apistogramma infancy. Now, it is true that in the aquarium hobby it is not the scientific name of a Aqualog Extra: The Latest Apistogramma, but the live fish, that is the center of interest. Since then a number of species have either been described as new species or identified as existing described species. The majority of C-numbers, however, remain just as difficult to classify as in the past. In the meantime we have reached C and there is no end in sight. 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