Chico micropthalmus

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Hellman

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Okay I am tying to find information on this fish. I have googled and I looked in the stickies and I don't know if I am just missing in the stickies or what. But I am trying to find out how big does it get is it aggressive and does anyone have any pictures of there personal ones any info and help would be great


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Hellman said:
Okay I am tying to find information on this fish. I have googled and I looked in the stickies and I don't know if I am just missing in the stickies or what. But I am trying to find out how big does it get is it aggressive and does anyone have any pictures of there personal ones any info and help would be great


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They grow to about 10". They can be aggressive, especially to con specifics. If you search "aquamojo" here you can find some juvenile photos. Here's a link to some adult photos: http://modevlin.zenfolio.com/p324768038
 
Okay now out of these three fish which one would you pick??? I am ordering today but I only want on of these guys so help with my choice I like all three and won't be wrong either way so please help

Chuco micropthaimus
Caquetaia kraussi
Caquetaia myersi


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I would just get a nice Amphilophus species like I have commented on your old threads. Easier to pair than any of those fish you listed, easy to care for, and lots of outgoing personality.


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Micros are nice. Where did you get them? Pictures?

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fishman09 said:
Hope this doesn't turn into another species purchased and spent a decent amount of momey on to later become a dissapointment. Sems like this happens often

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I've tried! Just because a fish is uncommon/rare and looks cool in pictures doesn't mean it's much fun to keep once the novelty wears off.


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