Your first retic that you posted IS a Red "Caqueta" Retic.
Have you confirmed that it is eating yet?
Have you confirmed that it is eating yet?
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Tom;3823890; said:
when i introduced it...it hit the bottom with its mouth open and hasn't closed it for more then 5 min...oh it eats and eats and eats
Gshock;3824217; said:Theres a HUGE difference between the first picture posted by the OP and this:
Safe to say it is NOT caqueta...
thats the same thing i was thinking...i think it is a reg. retic, but the tail spikes keep confusing me...there are so many people that say that retics don't have them, will get them or will lose them with time
...there doesn't seem to be a sure clear cut answer for them...Personally, I haven't seen a retic I with tubercles, but i havent kept that many retics. I dont see why it isnt possible for retics to also have them as well, since, they are just oversized denticles, which every single ray has. It does seem like its a retic, it doesn't seem like its a hybrid either. Either way, going by tail pattern and disc pattern, it seems like its 100% retic.
i am not disapointed...i like retics...i can't wait to see the pups...with her being so light and my male being chestnut...
avishay;3825932; said:
it eats with out hesitation and is very active...the guy that had it before me feed it leaches that he cut the suckers off, and the store was giving it black worms as am i...i saw your thread, before i posted this one...
