Reply With QuoteAppears to be a blue SS, a little stunted, but maybe some of that is the camera angle. I now it's not what your asking, but I would be a bit concerned abut the discus in the background, the turq, he does not look well.
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What strain is this?
He/she is about 4 1/2 inches.
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Last edited by JoshyRainBoi; 03-31-2016 at 10:12 PM. Reason: Additional pic
Re: What strain is this?
Appears to be a blue SS, a little stunted, but maybe some of that is the camera angle. I now it's not what your asking, but I would be a bit concerned abut the discus in the background, the turq, he does not look well.
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Re: What strain is this?
Well the red turq was just introduced a few hours ago along with a blue checkerboard, i would assume that is why their stress bars are so defined at the moment while they get used to their new environment.
Re: What strain is this?
Did you qt?
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Re: What strain is this?
Both for a month in a separate tank, stress bars were almost non existent until adding them to their new tank.
Re: What strain is this?
I know it is too late now, but when you QT, you always want to add a "hero" discus from your current stock and place it in the QT for another 2 weeks or so. If it doesn't react to anything in the tank at that point, you are probably safe to add to DTOriginally Posted by JoshyRainBoi
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