Barless festae?

[doomiedee]

I'm curious it know if my festae are barless. I haven't seen any signs of baring even when they stressed or were first put in the tank. Any one can help me with this.

Is is the day I got them

This was today.



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[Rocksor]

Nice... a male and female. I've seen another person who posted a barless female.

 

[1bigdovii]

Ive seen festae without much barring before. I think it comes down to genetics.

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[doomiedee]

Thanks I've seen other members barless festae just curious on how to know for sure.


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[Freshwaterpredators]

the opther member who posted a barless female was animal guy and i believe his was a peruvian also, bascially originated from same genepool

 

[doomiedee]

the opther member who posted a barless female was animal guy and i believe his was a peruvian also, bascially originated from same genepool

Its funny that you said they are from Peru cause I was told these are f2 rio tumbes festae.


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[Freshwaterpredators]

Its funny that you said they are from Peru cause I was told these are f2 rio tumbes festae.


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Rio tumbes are peruvian. COA borought in "wild" rio tumbes and yours are a couple generations from them.

 

[Freshwaterpredators]

Wait.. we're you insinuating that they were ecuador or stating that i guessed them right?

 

[doomiedee]

Well you did guess right but I didn't know that barless females are common in Peru festaes


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[Dispatch273]

The wild Peruvian female I had was also barless. Here is a picture of her.