black jardini

[Pout]

NO SPAMMING!!!!!!!!!

 

[Dirty Old Man]

How large do they usually get? Also what price do they usually go for?

 

[Lockness' Oscar]

How large do they usually get? Also what price do they usually go for?

Jardini's?

Is that what you are talking about?

 

[kriztu]

i think its only due to genes. juveniles have a lot more pigmentation for survival, they lose it as they grow old coz they dont need the camouflage. maybe this one has got more survival genes compared to your normal jar, or its parents came from an area of darker vegetation. in any case, i think it'll lose the black coloration and turn out to be a dark green jardini of some sort

 

[DrBranDo]

cool. dont forget to update us with pictures every month if you can.

 

[Trentos]

sweet fish. I love that dark color

 

[netemptyglass]

wanna see those pics

 

[gomezladdams]

Sweet I hope he stays that colr.If he does you have to breed it!

 

[Opiate]

wtf?~! i'vce never seen a jar like it...cant wait to see more pics of it all settled in..

 

[meiling]

wow, that's quite astounding, clarifies things a bit, I think, nice fish, good thread. Thanks.