Thanks everybody.
That is a Jing Kang Flowerhorn. At first the FH was chasing him all around the tank. But the cool thing is that since the Uaru is so vertical shaped (like a frisby) the FH couldnt really get a hold of him. He could only head but him and eventually gave up.
Thanks for the new additions. All of the scars have healed on the O. I keep my tank heavily salted, .34 ppm . And pond stress coat wich is highly concentrated. His coat is coming in nicely now. He does have the messed up dorsal fin and broken jaw still, but that just makes him special.
cichlid2006;2239752; said:nice uaru, i bet he looks huge at 10", mine are about 5" atm. how does the uaru cope with the midas/midevil?
That is a Jing Kang Flowerhorn. At first the FH was chasing him all around the tank. But the cool thing is that since the Uaru is so vertical shaped (like a frisby) the FH couldnt really get a hold of him. He could only head but him and eventually gave up.
CTU2fan;2240390; said:He looks familiar
I'm not sure what happened to that oscar. I got him from a guy after his other fish (BP's) beat it silly...the nick in the dorsal is permanent but the other stuff is courtesy of my old chocolate. Also his lower jaw seems wrong but that may be from liplocking with a stronger fish.
Thanks for the new additions. All of the scars have healed on the O. I keep my tank heavily salted, .34 ppm . And pond stress coat wich is highly concentrated. His coat is coming in nicely now. He does have the messed up dorsal fin and broken jaw still, but that just makes him special.