Bought this guy as a fry around 9 months ago. Seems to fade like a flowerhorn would. Still going through some colour changes.Couple of his pals aswell.
Golden jag and co
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Bought this guy as a fry around 9 months ago. Seems to fade like a flowerhorn would. Still going through some colour changes.Couple of his pals aswell.
On and off. I was hoping for a really gold one like mojo use to have. Still a work in progress
I got some of the same. Beautiful fish. It's a naturally occurring morph. They call it the "fish of a thousands casts" because of it rarity. heres some of mine.
I have no idea where the parents of these originated. These were, in fact bred in the Czech Repuplic...and no doubt line bred. Previous specimens I had twenty years ago had a much more intense pattern. These do not...likely from line breeding. However, Dr. Loiselle has an article about the Parachromis family in the cichlids room companion where he mentions the gold morph and shows a picture...which looks more like my old gold managuense. He was the one that laid the name trivia on me. And I believe xanthic would also be naturally occurring.
Beautiful mojo, it was your old big male that got me the jag bug. Must of had 6 normal before i got my hands on these. Never new they were a natural morph.