Haitiensis Update
- Thread starter Jason R
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Without another hait around, a female will sometimes adopt a dominant coloration, looking much like a male. Color in the dorsal is usually the female marker to me.
When she was separated from my male, my females body color would fade, and she would develop a bit of a nuchal hump. When I'd reintroduce the male she would darken, and her profile would change.
If I kept the male in the dark, he would turn almost white.
A one point when his fry were eating him alive, to save him, I kept him in a deep unlit barrel.
When she was separated from my male, my females body color would fade, and she would develop a bit of a nuchal hump. When I'd reintroduce the male she would darken, and her profile would change.
If I kept the male in the dark, he would turn almost white.
A one point when his fry were eating him alive, to save him, I kept him in a deep unlit barrel.
