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Re: They do change colors!
Steve it looks like there is something wrong with them so it's in your best interest to send them to me...Lol
It's possible the male has a genetic strait that has carried the blue coloration from parents or grandparents.
As for changing colors...they do darken to allow fry to attach but I suspect you know that already.
...Ralph
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Re: They do change colors!
Confirmed!
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Re: They do change colors!
Very nice Steve. Is this the same snakeskin pair that you had juvies for sale awhile ago?
Re: They do change colors!
No. The female from that pair died maybe 9 months ago, don't know why. And the male, my 8+ year old big guy, just suddenly wasted away within about a month, a couple months ago. These are new guys I got separately from Kenny, and glad to see them pair up. I have F1's from the other pair I'm watching for possible hookups.
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The male from the previous pair was the largest fish I've ever had, 8"+, which is why I wanted to breed him. I got some nice fish from him. It will be interesting to see if I can get some nice fry from an F1 pair. He was a high-body, which was a thing back then, but still fairly round. Nice fish these days are much rounder than 5 or so years ago. I've got three fairly young nice confirmed pairs right now. If I can get my water needs covered, I just need to set up more growout tanks!
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I've seen the thread where you showoff those F1's that you've kept, glad to hear that they're now starting to form pairs. Great fish, lets keep the gene pool going.
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Gorgeous discus!!!!
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