Apistogramma Elizabethea RARE! Size:Pair flamannellus by lacking a dark

flamannellus by lacking a dark spot on the dorsal-fin base (vs

Maximum size: 7-9cm Males 5-6 cm Females

It is also known from Ganges tributaries in Nepal

Alder cones look somewhat like tiny pine cones and turn their typical brown colour during Autumn

Maximum size: 6-7cm Males 4-5 cm Females

Apistogramma Elizabethea RARE! Size:Pair flamannellus by lacking a darkOrigin : Apistogramma Elizabethea: Named for Mrs. Elizabeth Cabot Cary Agassiz (1822 1907), second wife of J. L. R. Agassiz, participant of the Thayer Expedition (1865 1866) and principal author of a book about the journey. The name also reflects this species similarity to A. agassizii. Described from the lower rio Uaups, Amazonas state, northwestern Brazil and appears to occur only in that drainage and the adjacent rio Iana, both of which are