I don't have one for my GT yet, it's a female. I was thinking rasputia because she is so aggressive but my gt is nowhere near as fat as she.
Post a picture of your green terror!
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here is my pair, they are still babies at only 3-4in but they swim around together all the time and even fight their tankmates together 
, these pics are about a month old so they are a little bigger and the male is FINALLY starting to grow trailers lol in these pics he still has his baby rounded fins (pics arent that great because male is really camera shy, as you can tell female has no problems with camera LMAO)
, these pics are about a month old so they are a little bigger and the male is FINALLY starting to grow trailers lol in these pics he still has his baby rounded fins (pics arent that great because male is really camera shy, as you can tell female has no problems with camera LMAO)
LOL look how fat she is. I think you have the first live bearer GT!alyssatheurer;3778703; said:And his glirlie:
Danger_Chicken;3782053; said:
haha I think she is full of eggs but she is holdin on to them for a looooong time!
a few more of my current one. sorry if the pics arent great but im still playing with my new camera.
Here is my neon green at 10"s. Notice the lump on the belly, I took these pics to my LFS and they said it was probably backed up from eating the sand and the condition would pass. Well it didn't pass but the fish did later that night.
their nuchal hump grows from their dominant rank in the tank and genetics, try to have your male be the dominant one in your tank and it may grow but if he doesnt have the genetics for it than he may never get a big hump no matter what you tryyeroc1982;3788274; said:
