bigspizz;2074418; said:It is what?
A dog???
Did you even read the thread......
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Do they get darker over time?
bigspizz;2074418; said:It is what?
oscarsftw;2074412; said:Well, if that's a Texas Cichlid and mines look like it but with blue spots instead....It is it?
oscarsftw;2074425; said:A dog???
Did you even read the thread......
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Do they get darker over time?
bigspizz;2074650; said:Yes I did......You are rude....Learn to take pix, and write properly, and you will get more help.....Have a nice day. You said "it is it"...I said "it is what"......Any other questions?
bigspizz;2074650; said:Yes I did......You are rude....Learn to take pix, and write properly, and you will get more help.....Have a nice day. You said "it is it"...I said "it is what"......Any other questions?
oscarsftw;2074412; said:Well, if that's a Texas Cichlid and mines look like it but with blue spots instead....It is it?
darth pike;2075782; said:I am with balton777 ... it looks off and not sure if it's either, or rather could be both ... as in a cross. Has the smaller spots of a cyano but the blue of the carpinte ... but the coloring could be the lfs lighting.
darth pike;2075804; said:Cyano's I've seen and had were white spotted even at about 1.5" ... so no, it wouldn't darken over time unless going into it's breeding black ... your pic deffinately isn't breeding colors though.
If you have actinic lighting, that could explain the small blue spots.