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JDs have a wide range of colors, whether on certain substrate where they can be brown, on certain substrate black, and/or depending on light and shadows.
Age, mood, or dominance can also play a role.
https://youtu.be/txmi1mng_XQ
In the video above compare the JDs in deep water, much darker in color, and where they are the dominant cichlid, and
toward the end of the video where in sunlit shallow areas the younger less dominant individuals are lmuch ighter in color.
In the video below, in a much more shallow, Cenote i n a much smaller biotope, where they are less dominant compared to other species of cichlids, colors are different.
https://youtu.be/eBFAtr6ZfIs
and below, a pair defending an area of an area equivalent to over 250 to 300 gallons square.
https://youtu.be/91QTH8OsKoE
Age, mood, or dominance can also play a role.
https://youtu.be/txmi1mng_XQ
In the video above compare the JDs in deep water, much darker in color, and where they are the dominant cichlid, and
toward the end of the video where in sunlit shallow areas the younger less dominant individuals are lmuch ighter in color.
In the video below, in a much more shallow, Cenote i n a much smaller biotope, where they are less dominant compared to other species of cichlids, colors are different.
https://youtu.be/eBFAtr6ZfIs
and below, a pair defending an area of an area equivalent to over 250 to 300 gallons square.
https://youtu.be/91QTH8OsKoE
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