Hello! Here is my tank...Midas/Flowerhorn?

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Matthew1626

Matthew1626

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Hi guys!

This is my first post, though I've lurked for a while. I appreciate the inciteful posts and discussion on these boards.

I figured I would make a thread and share a shot of my tank (125g) with you.

I got this guy when he was about 2"...he's over 10" now, but I'm not sure exactly how big. I think he's some kind of Midas/FH cross. I only feed Hikari pellets and the occasional super worms :-)

Thanks for looking!
Matt

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What other fish is in there with him, he seems to keep him in that corner lol
 
Alexxxxsv14 said:
What other fish is in there with him, he seems to keep him in that corner lol
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I also bought her as a Midas (with him), though I'm not sure either. A couple of the guys in the FH forum are saying it's a fader, whatever that is :-)

Here's a pic...she's changing colors now, used to be purple with black verticals stripes. He gives her a hard time but never gets too bad.

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Nice looks like a kamfa fader fh she is nice
Maybe they'll breed for you one day
 
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Matthew1626 said:
Thanks Alex! I should've posted them a while back, I've just been caring for them as Midas/RD without really knowing what they were :-)
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Yah no problem, I'm not sure if the kamfa is female or not but I'f she is the fry will have a very very high chance to big kok and fh fans love the big kok ;) haha
 
Gourami Swami said:
Definitely both flowerhorn hybrids of some sort, nice looking fish though! I like the setup
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Thank you! They are very personable...I mean, they try to bite me and all, but are never skittish. Sometimes when doing a water change I will grab the nuchal hump to gauge size...it's a baseball size now and growing! Thanks again
 
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