Apistogramma Panduro Cuppa corresponding to the island now

corresponding to the island now normally referred to as ‘Trangan’ in the Aru Islands group

with western New Guinea to the north and the Arnhem Land Region of Australia’s Northern Territory to the south

It is also known from Ganges tributaries in Nepal

The species is currently considered widespread throughout much of the upper Amazon basin from the ríos Ucayali and Amazonas in Peru to the Solimões in western Brazil

Maximum size: 8-10cm Males 6-8 cm Females

Apistogramma Panduro Cuppa corresponding to the island nowScientific name: Apistogramma Panduro Origin : Described from the Ro Ucayali drainage in Genaro Jenaro Herrera District, Requena Province, Loreto Region, northern Peru and also known from the Ro Tahuayo further north, after the Ucayalis confluence with the Ro Marann. A variant from the Ro Tamshiyacu, which lies more or less adjacent to the Tahuayo, may or may not represent the same species. Tends to inhabit slower moving tributaries, backwaters and