Red texas cichlid

[cornbread_5]

lol i bet you would

Just send him to me and I'll make sure he gets good and red! Free of charge to you too!

 

[cornbread_5]

its a rhino pleco

I agree, and you can add Hikari Cichlid Bio-gold too, it makes my FH looking their best!

btw, what kind of pleco is that? it looks cool.

 

[MrBi]

i dont think so but you can find all the fish that he is selling on aquabid his full name is lakefishex

thanks

 

[scottt]

What fish are used to make a super red texas and a red texas?

 

[dominicolas]

What fish are used to make a super red texas and a red texas?

Easy answer is Texas and Red Devil/ Midas, but there could be complex variation. Theres really no difference between an SRT and an RT except phenotypically. An SRT and an RT can be siblings.

 

[scottt]

It was that simple! I was told that there was 5 different fish involved.
Does it matter which is the mother or the father?

 

[Pyramid_Party]

Agreed, Krill and a good Pellet like Hikari Gold. I had Jewel Cichlid that was pale like yours and in no time it got red and colorful. Mabe yuou can even use the food thats intended for blood red parrots. Cyclops-Eeze is suppose to help with reddening too, but the food is small and may have trouble feeding it.

 

[beantickler]

It was that simple! I was told that there was 5 different fish involved.
Does it matter which is the mother or the father?

Male Cyano/Carpintis and cross to any Parrot/RD/Midas. Then take the best looking male offspring and cross that back to the mother to achieve better reds. Cross a red female offspring back to dad to achieve more pearls. This is a line bred fish and it can take several generations to accomplish what you are looking for.

 

[dominicolas]

It was that simple! I was told that there was 5 different fish involved.
Does it matter which is the mother or the father?

The ingredients are easy, but the recipe is tough. It takes alot of selective breeding and a certain level of luck.

 

[dominicolas]

Oh god, I sound like House don't I.

Except he does statistics though, not luck, so I guess I'm in the clear.