Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 11:37 pm
Nice fish TTA.
I assume male on the left? Dangit, why didn't I know you were selling them?
I assume male on the left? Dangit, why didn't I know you were selling them?
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Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 4:57 am
Why the different patterns? Is it just the difference of adult and juvenile? Like the T. Duboisi.
Posted: Sat Sep 23, 2006 5:13 pm
I have only observed this kind of sharp contrast and even bands in juvenile (less than 7 cm) and i believe that older specimen will have changes in the pattern...Lifted193 wrote:Why the different patterns? Is it just the difference of adult and juvenile? Like the T. Duboisi.
Colour patterns in L134.
Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 9:57 pm
The fish are striped to start as they grow the stipes break up .
They are a great fish that is being collected in large numbers.
here is a habitat picture for you to see.
They live in really still water and breed inbetween the rocks..
As they mature the male fishes get their rear covered with tiny bristles.
They breed more easily than L46 !
These fish are maybe the next L code to get banned, But that is just my opinion.
Time will tell. It is to pretty for its own good
They are a great fish that is being collected in large numbers.
here is a habitat picture for you to see.
They live in really still water and breed inbetween the rocks..
As they mature the male fishes get their rear covered with tiny bristles.
They breed more easily than L46 !
These fish are maybe the next L code to get banned, But that is just my opinion.
Time will tell. It is to pretty for its own good