is it possible to enhance the green?

[roundfishross]

Iam curious , can the green of a green discus be color enhanced?:confused:

[Eddie]

Iam curious , can the green of a green discus be color enhanced?:confused:

I don't think you can target just the green. You can enhance the color entirely but I do not think just the green. What type of fish?

[roundfishross]

green turq

[Eddie]

green turq


Would be interesting to find out. I'd personally look into a diet that wouldn't turn the base color red. Something along the lines of a food for yellows. Thats just my thoughts.

Eddie

[roundfishross]

these guy's...... the hungriest discus I have ever kept
http://i840.photobucket.com/albums/zz326/roundfishross/0a6654bf.jpg
http://i840.photobucket.com/albums/zz326/roundfishross/1f0a7e36.jpg
http://i840.photobucket.com/albums/zz326/roundfishross/77606658.jpg

[Eddie]

Very nice looking fish.

Eddie

[roundfishross]

thanks Eddie!! they are a proven male and an unconfirmed pair. the pair keeps going through the motions but no eggs. Iam pretty sure they are a wild cross and maybee I just dont have them comfortable enought to spawn for me. been thinking of adding a little sand and maybee a little wood to the tank and see what happens.

[ockyra215]

LEo they look great! It would be interesting to see if you can get them greener?

[roundfishross]

thanks DAve the pics dont really do these fish any justice they are actually very large and nice:)

they are larry, moe and curly.lol....:)

[Dave B]

Get a 6700k bulb and consider a different color background on the tank itself. I bet that'll make it really pop.

[YSS]

Yes! Very nice looking fish. So, they are wild cross?

[roundfishross]

Yes! Very nice looking fish. So, they are wild cross?

I dont really know if they are a wild cross or not. I have just always been told there's no such thing as a domestic green, to my eye these fish are not blue, they are green.