Is it unrealistic to think?

[Szar]

Jack who?

Nice fish, great photo. Whom ever took it knows what they are doing.

 

[aclockworkorange]

Never said anything about brightness.

to me this is bright and washed out.

Yeah, well Mr. Jeff Rapps really is not known for his photography skills.

 

[Blue2Fyre]

Good luck!

I adore EBJDs. Someday I hope to set up a tank and try my hand at raising a few. I just haven't built up the nerve knowing they are so sensitive when young. I think some of the appeal of the EBJD is it is a bit of a challenge getting them to that magical 3" mark.

The above fish is nice but I would take an adult EBJD over that fish any day. Just personal preference.

 

[aclockworkorange]

Nice fish, great photo. Whom ever took it knows what they are doing.

Aquamojo...

 

[aclockworkorange]

Or go SW:

 

[Szar]

I don't think the brightest fish is necessarily the most attractive... At some point it just looks unnatural and off-putting IMO. I think that male zonatus Aquamojo owns puts your EBJD to shame bud, sorry.

Do you like SW fish, cause to e they look more unnatural then EBJD, like things out of a cartoon.

 

[Carefree_Dude]

Do you like SW fish, cause to e they look more unnatural then EBJD, like things out of a cartoon.

Well, most of these are found in cartoons or kids movies.

 

[aclockworkorange]

A EBJD looks "unnatural" because of its environment, SW fish in question are from incredibly colorful coral reefs where the amount of color is perfectly natural and looks that way IMO.

I'm pretty sure an EBJD would get picked off in the wild real quick.

 

[aclockworkorange]

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[Blue2Fyre]

I'm pretty sure an EBJD would get picked off in the wild real quick.

So would any albino fish out there.