Search results

I'd keep both of them. It's hard to tell the potential of the 1st one just yet, it's too early considering these offspring have a strong texas gene with flowerhorn. I'm actually surprised to see the male being fertile. Most of the males in this kind of cross wouldn't be fertile. The 2nd fish...

Yep. Now the one in the back of the last picture is a possible female. Unless that's the same fish.

I'm well aware that there is an actual strain of Golden Trimac. But in the flowerhorn world, Golden Trimac is just another name for Jin Kang.

Hard to explain to you what you may get without knowing what the flowerhorn looks like...

Base just on the formation of the fish...it's male to me.

Faders are just faders. In order to be considered as a golden base, it must fade to be a bright orange/golden color. The term golden trimac falls under one of the earliest golden base faders, also known as Jin Kang. These Jin Kang line of Zhen Zhu no longer exist.

They're harmless but may irritate your fish if it got into its gills and etc. Those worms are a result of over feeding or bad water quality. Your filter is where majority of them will be hiding in. My best advice is to relocate the fish, drain the tank, clean the filter, let it sit in the sun...

Genetics genetics genetics. He's a fader Red Dragon - looks like a male to me.

You'll get a wide variety of offspring - and I can almost guarantee you that the males will be infertile. Some will be just another parrot, some will be another parrot with Vieja colors, some will have normal body and face with parrot color and vice versa. Is it possible for them to be fertile...

Being in the flowerhorn hobby for nearly a decade, I'm confident that the fish is a ZZ Red Dragon and is not a Trimac. That red body differentiate a whole lot when we're talking about comparing a pure species to a man made specimen. Google tells you very little about flowerhorn...

Where do you see a trimac with that much red on the body? Let alone the red fins. Those two picture you showed of the ZZ can come out to be just like the one Manny21 posted.

Again...that is not a trimac. It's a ZZ Red Dragon.

If you want your fish to be graded base on standard - it's a low grade and a lot of points will be knocked off. There's no rule saying it must have a big head or anything much at all as long as there's no defect in tail bone, jaw, and etc. But it is a highly desired trait to have the biggest and...

Blurry - hard to see anything.

Yes, that is a flowerhorn and not a trimac. It's a ZZ Red Dragon.

Pictures? I have not seen anyone own one or even heard of anyone having one for ages...including the birth place of RM & the recreation of RM in Thailand.

Perfectly normal with short body flowerhorn. Will be even more extreme with bonsai. After 2 weeks of your fish being comfortable in your tank, deworm him ASAP. Fenbendazole for puppies #1 in my book. If it there's no result from the deworming medication, then your fish is clean and good to go...

It may work, but it will be a hard magazine to sell. And like many other magazines, if it doesn't bring profit then there will be no point in publishing one. Although flowerhorn shows in the states(CA) have been published into overseas magazines and such...

^ This...leave him alone. Keep your temperature in the high 80's with great aeration for maximum oxygen. He needs lots of rest, it may take up to 2-3 days before you will see any sign of him being normal. Worry to much about your fish, you will start fumbling with all kinds of things via...

That is one unique trimac looking flowerhorn. I'm surprised with that much trimac gene, it's almost free marking and no there's isn't a single silk gene in this fish. Depends on whats your plan with this female(possible male). If you have the right project in mind, this fish can be...