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Apistogramma D37

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Apistogramma sp. "D37" (commonly known as the Gill Spot or Kiemenfleck Apisto) is a rare and highly sought-after dwarf cichlid from Colombia.

Splashed with purple, yellow, and blue from the Rio Vaupes region of Colombia. The 'D' number is the code hobbyists give a wild dwarf cichlid that science has not formally named yet, so you are keeping a fish still waiting for its official debut.

Care: Cave spawner. A peaceful dwarf cichlid for planted community or species tanks.

This fish is an undescribed collector form.

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Lieu de produit: 98310, Washington, United States
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