For Sale mylesinus paraschomburgkii (Mini Pacus)

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Hello Martin!. Please forgive me if I am not opportune. I do not know how to contact you.
My name is Sergio. I live in Venezuela. I am buying a group of WIDE BAR SILVERS to share a tank with an Asian Arowana.
Pleased help me: would you know if the red coloration of some fishes is related to sex or age?. Today I bought a group of 4 (3”) and only one (bigger) has red color. Any chances red would appear in the other three?.
Hope you could help. Do not where else to ask!
Thanks again!!!
 
Sergio Bracho said:
Hello Martin!. Please forgive me if I am not opportune. I do not know how to contact you.
My name is Sergio. I live in Venezuela. I am buying a group of WIDE BAR SILVERS to share a tank with an Asian Arowana.
Pleased help me: would you know if the red coloration of some fishes is related to sex or age?. Today I bought a group of 4 (3”) and only one (bigger) has red color. Any chances red would appear in the other three?.
Hope you could help. Do not where else to ask!
Thanks again!!!
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The red color is specific per each group , depending on collection point and species.
Sex and age are definite factors for coloration or Red in your wide bars.

I have had 2 types of wide bars, both were blue in base as far as the “wide bar being black/blue” the red spots come in as the mature in the Venezuelan group. Other wide bars get solid red in there flanks it all depends on the group.

regardless of where, given the fish is loved, and well fed with high quality
 
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Arraiza01 said:
The red color is specific per each group , depending on collection point and species.
Sex and age are definite factors for coloration or Red in your wide bars.

I have had 2 types of wide bars, both were blue in base as far as the “wide bar being black/blue” the red spots come in as the mature in the Venezuelan group. Other wide bars get solid red in there flanks it all depends on the group.

regardless of where, given the fish is loved, and well fed with high quality
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Thank you very much, you have been very helpful and kind!
 
Arraiza01 said:
The red color is specific per each group , depending on collection point and species.
Sex and age are definite factors for coloration or Red in your wide bars.

I have had 2 types of wide bars, both were blue in base as far as the “wide bar being black/blue” the red spots come in as the mature in the Venezuelan group. Other wide bars get solid red in there flanks it all depends on the group.

regardless of where, given the fish is loved, and well fed with high quality
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Updates on the group? What a cool fish
 
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