Some never developed a nuchal hump, but can still be beautiful. I had a long-body GT that grew twice as fast as my high body GTs , but never developed a hump. With his fast growth rate, there is possibility he could exceed 10 inch and develope a hump later, but I didn't keep him long enough to find out. 25 cm or 10 inch is what most fish profiles say GT can reach, and not likely getting much bigger.
lets see some of your green terrors!
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Some never developed a nuchal hump, but can still be beautiful. I had a long-body GT that grew twice as fast as my high body GTs , but never developed a hump. With his fast growth rate, there is possibility he could exceed 10 inch and develope a hump later, but I didn't keep him long enough to find out. 25 cm or 10 inch is what most fish profiles say GT can reach, and not likely getting much bigger.
they look cool wit a medium nuchal hump but some peoples gt just look like fat wales wit huge humps, that i dont like. its prob from them being a little overzelous with the food
Here is a gold saum that I got from a LFS a month or so ago as a trade-in from another customer. He is partially blind in one eye, but gets along great in the tank. He has a territory set up around those rocks, and chases away the large lady jag, oscar, and gold severum if they loiter too long on his porch. He's about 9".
