Mine are about 5-6 inches. Your are nice and healthy.
New Pictures! Bass is starting to show a lot more color. The bigger one is about 8 inches and the two smaller ones are about 6-7 inches. Let me know what you think.
the colors seems to have drastically improved! just wondering, what tank background do these guys stay in? at first i saw white then later i saw plain glass? i was told by another hobbyist that i should keep them in a white tank till their 10" to help bring out the gold colors as they take the coloring after their backgrounds to blend in. i guess ur on hikari pellets from ur first post? mine are 
*so much cheaper then feeders and also less risky*
*so much cheaper then feeders and also less risky*
the colors seems to have drastically improved! just wondering, what tank background do these guys stay in? at first i saw white then later i saw plain glass? i was told by another hobbyist that i should keep them in a white tank till their 10" to help bring out the gold colors as they take the coloring after their backgrounds to blend in. i guess ur on hikari pellets from ur first post? mine are
I currently have a all black background. I did like it when I had no background. The natural sunlight is awesome but started to have major algae problems since my tank is next to a tinted window. Plus my bass got super stressed when I took the background off. Just from my experience, the gold colors change more due to the lighting it gets versus background. They do love them pellets but **** a ton so gotta watch how much I give them. I feed them twice a day with Hikari pellets. Buy Rosys 1-2 times a week. Way more convenient and cheaper than buying and storing live feeders.
Thanks, appreciate it! Driftwood makes all tanks look natural. I'm probably going to have to get rid of some of the wood and plants once the Kels grow out to make some more room but good for now.
