Then they are M. argenteus.No, they don't have them all the time. As I said, only when they're breeding.
Help Identifying My Silver Dollars?
- Thread starter Kittiee Katt
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Is there any way either of you could post a link supporting your "theory" on my SD's? Because having two knowledgeable people debate over something I know nothing about is kind of really confusing..
The spots appear in this-ish area (not down quite as far as my bodgy drawing goes, my phone is beyond crap, and that's the best I could do with it) they get two of them, one above the other the top one being about 2-3cms above the botom one, and both about as round as a pencil, probably a little bigger..
He doesn't have his spots in the picture, there's a terrible red squiggly outline type-thingy I "drew" over the area they show in the picture.
I still think it is a M. Argenteus, but i could be wrong. Even if the new one is the different variety, they will get along just fine and they will never tell the difference.He doesn't have his spots in the picture, there's a terrible red squiggly outline type-thingy I "drew" over the area they show in the picture.
Spotty pics!!! Sorry about my terrible camera skills.
Please excuse the phenomenal amount of algae, I've been meaning to pull it out.
You can mainly see their top spots, and hers aren't showing as well as his, but that is what their spots look like. Are they the kind of shoulder spots that M.hypsauchen develop?
slayer5590
Please excuse the phenomenal amount of algae, I've been meaning to pull it out.
You can mainly see their top spots, and hers aren't showing as well as his, but that is what their spots look like. Are they the kind of shoulder spots that M.hypsauchen develop?
slayer5590
