Thank youOpiate;1632725; said:good lookin cray..lovin the deep blue!
Loulou;1633779; said:Thank youI've noticed that the colour has been appearing much deeper since I've started feeding it shrimps...
Interesting... does that apply to fish too?Liam;1634056; said:It has a (I think) a colour pigment similar to us (humans)-from the more light, the darker or tanner the pigment. I found this when i got bored of fish keeping and forgot to turn on my lights for my crayfish aquarium, and, I noticed the colours started to fade.
very nice cray anyway.
Loulou;1634244; said:Interesting... does that apply to fish too?
I've noted that my snakehead tends to become paler when it's kept in the dark for too long...Liam;1635712; said:Not sure, I think that's what happen, like, I came up with it, so I could be completely off. But, That's what happened to my cray, he was a blue, and I forgot to the turn on the lights for a few days and he started to pale down.
well, fish will look more colourful if you have a substrate/back ground that corresponds with the fish's colour, e.g A jack dempsey in a tank with a black
substrate and back ground.