Broko... New food new color

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I will have to agree. I think it looks the best in the first pic. I think your gonna have to prove us wrong and post more pics. The only way to really test this would be to have 2 bass feeding different foods. Cichla will continue to develop their colors and pattern for years. My orino's that were over 4 years old were still developing color and patterns. And yours should continue to get nicer as it ages. But....that is still a gorgeous broko.
 
I will have to agree. I think it looks the best in the first pic. I think your gonna have to prove us wrong and post more pics. The only way to really test this would be to have 2 bass feeding different foods. Cichla will continue to develop their colors and pattern for years. My orino's that were over 4 years old were still developing color and patterns. And yours should continue to get nicer as it ages. But....that is still a gorgeous broko.

I guess I stated my post wrong for starters. It wasn't my intent to try to make anyone agree with me on one pellet vs another... But I'm still baffled how the dullish brown/gold color in pic 1 catches the eye better than the bright green in pic 2&3. I thought the fish looked good a month ago but IMO he looks farr better now than he ever has..
 
It just looks like the fish now has less spangles, or they stand out less. In order to truly tell, we need a picture in the same place the first one was taken in to have an exact comparison. I do see the difference you are referring to in the pictures and I believe everyone else does. But I think it's natural for people to judge which one they like better. We're not bashing you or anything, just giving our opinions.
 
Looks that the change in lighting has made this hard to tell.
 
It just looks like the fish now has less spangles, or they stand out less. In order to truly tell, we need a picture in the same place the first one was taken in to have an exact comparison. I do see the difference you are referring to in the pictures and I believe everyone else does. But I think it's natural for people to judge which one they like better. We're not bashing you or anything, just giving our opinions.

Oh I don't feel bashed on I know you guys tell it how it is. I'm just trying to figure out how everyone else is seeing it vs how I'm not seeing it. I've got a handful of pics of this fish in different lighting areas all with the same brown/golden body color. Over the last years time.
His spangles are still there with a green body color now, if you notice in the first pic his head is pointing in a quartering away vs his head quartering towards in the other pics so the simmer of the spangles isn't as great.
I guess im more judging off body and cheek/jaw color now vs then

Looks that the change in lighting has made this hard to tell.
Lighting hasn't changed I run par38 led floodlights. I guess in the first pic he isn't under direct light and he is under direct light in the other pics
 
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