Apistogramma breitbinden
Rio Mamoré Dwarf Cichlid
Apistogramma breitbinden, known for its striking colors and patterns, requires well-structured tanks with plenty of hiding spots using plants and caves. Males are generally more vividly colored than females and can be territorial, especially during breeding. This species thrives in biotope-style setups with leaf litter, driftwood, and subdued lighting that mimic its natural habitat.
Distribution
Venezuela: Rio Inirida