Oscar I.D.

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lloyd378 said:
Wow! that's some crazy growth. I can't believe how big it's gotten in that amount of time. What size of grow out tank are you using??? I am impressed! very nice
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I'm impressed too, he is in my 150g all the time since I got it

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strollo22 said:
And btw he looks like a bumble bee oscar, not a tiger.


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I'm not sure of what it is! I really wish I know but I'm not an oscar expert I didn't even know that there is a bumble bee variant lol, at first I thought is a Brazilian oscar but a lot of people here said its just a normal tiger Oscar anyway whatever it is I love it because and I don't see an oscar with this yellow coloration all the time

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strollo22 said:
And btw he looks like a bumble bee oscar, not a tiger.


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People don't just walk into a lfs, buy an Oscar, and walk out with a Bumblebee... Thats like buying one of those fake plastic rings in those little toy vending machines and receiving a real gold ring. I don't see a reason to think otherwise.


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Chrisplosion said:
People don't just walk into a lfs, buy an Oscar, and walk out with a Bumblebee... Thats like buying one of those fake plastic rings in those little toy vending machines and receiving a real gold ring. I don't see a reason to think otherwise.


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Don't tiger oscars have red? Some form of red? There is no red whatsoever in that fish and LFS and distributors do make mistakes. I walked into mine and paid $10 for a peacock bass. It was a pleizona that should have sold for 10x that amount. An LFS will charge according to what there distributor charges them and maybe not realize other wise.


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His does have orange/red on him, just very very little. Hes still young and maturing but I suspect he won't have much on him but I can see some on him. If Bumblebee were more common than I could see some justification is saying it might be one.
 
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