J joeytoe Semper fidelis MFK Member Sep 10, 2005 2,168 6 38 48 Canton, Massachusetts USA Mar 9, 2006 #11 kriztu said: i think that blue aro youre atlking about is just an offshoot of the black aro, scientific name osteoglossum ferrerai, the blue strain is an oddity, like albinos, etc. they sometimes call it "snow arowana" Click to expand... Blue aro is merely an adult Black aro, they take on a grayish blue color.
kriztu said: i think that blue aro youre atlking about is just an offshoot of the black aro, scientific name osteoglossum ferrerai, the blue strain is an oddity, like albinos, etc. they sometimes call it "snow arowana" Click to expand... Blue aro is merely an adult Black aro, they take on a grayish blue color.
dapike1979 Candiru MFK Member Nov 25, 2005 818 0 46 46 Guelph, Ontario Mar 14, 2006 #13 dapike1979 said: It's a stage!! Mine is in that stage!! Click to expand... This is GUS!
dapike1979 Candiru MFK Member Nov 25, 2005 818 0 46 46 Guelph, Ontario Mar 14, 2006 #14 Sorry for the size!! I thought it was smaller!! My bad!
Z zennzzo Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 18, 2005 8,052 46 0 67 Mile High in Northern AZ, baby!~ Mar 14, 2006 #15 dapike1979 said: Sorry for the size!! I thought it was smaller!! My bad! Click to expand... I have used that very same line before... resize perhaps?
dapike1979 said: Sorry for the size!! I thought it was smaller!! My bad! Click to expand... I have used that very same line before... resize perhaps?
It's a stage!! Mine is in that stage!!
