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See if these look close to what you have, they are Australoheros sp red ceibal
There are others of the Australoheros genus that may also be compared.
There are others of the Australoheros genus that may also be compared.
that would be it almost lost him this morning jumped out the Rubbermaid bin he was temporally being stored in he was out the water for about 3 hrs before i found him luckily he was still alive just barley i revived him in Epson salt and and he his during fine when i left this morning for work which i was late for taking care of him he was breathing but could not stay upright hated to leave not know the outcome but had to go to work when i came home 100% full strength full of energy and color so happy
that would be it almost lost him this morning jumped out the Rubbermaid bin he was temporally being stored in he was out the water for about 3 hrs before i found him luckily he was still alive just barley i revived him in Epson salt and and he his during fine when i left this morning for work which i was late for taking care of him he was breathing but could not stay upright hated to leave not know the outcome but had to go to work when i came home 100% full strength full of energy and color so happy
If it is Red Ceibal, they don't need a heater, in fact when
I kept them heated, they did badly.
They work well in a pond spring thru fall here, where water temps easily drop to 50'F and they spawn at least twice during that period.
Spawning colors are stunning.
I kept them heated, they did badly.
They work well in a pond spring thru fall here, where water temps easily drop to 50'F and they spawn at least twice during that period.
Spawning colors are stunning.