How I know if this fish is low-grade flowerhorn or Red Texas? (I do not have both fish but was thinking about buy one) is that bad thing?
I got some questions about low grade hybrids
- Thread starter MN_Rebel
- Start date
FH = markings, pearls and colour
lets say if i get a fh which only has a few marking its a low grade even if it has colour
but if it has a good balance of colour and pearls and has a good flowerline then that should be a high grade
well thats what i think
lets say if i get a fh which only has a few marking its a low grade even if it has colour
but if it has a good balance of colour and pearls and has a good flowerline then that should be a high grade
well thats what i think
low grades aren't bad, per say. beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
low grade zz red dragon:
^ no kok, no pearling, weak fins, barely any flowerline. looks a lot like a trimaculatus, but it's a fh.
low grade red texas:
^not actually faded, although slightly red. low grade red texas can be yellow, or just have very weak pearling.
low grade zz red dragon:
^ no kok, no pearling, weak fins, barely any flowerline. looks a lot like a trimaculatus, but it's a fh.
low grade red texas:
^not actually faded, although slightly red. low grade red texas can be yellow, or just have very weak pearling.
who cares if a fish is ugly il keep it anyways just becuse 
FH's make great fish beauty is just a bonus.
FH's make great fish beauty is just a bonus.
So anyone know where I can find low grade red texas? Most Red texas on sale are SRT or overpriced.