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The color of the tail is normal for a bay jardini it will change as it grows. Eyes are normal for a baby jardini as most baby aros do have large eyes. Not sure what headbanger_jib was saying that his doubting if it's a jardini or something else. I though he knows as he said to have experience keeping all the 4 regions. He probably started when the aros are bigger already or never seen a baby jar.
about the ID i wasn't sure because of the tail coloration, as never seen any juvenile jars with that kinda red
i have seen jars @ 2" too but the tail coloration never
and about the size of the eye, do they have that huge eyes even at 4" size
i have seen jars @ 2" too but the tail coloration never
and about the size of the eye, do they have that huge eyes even at 4" size
headbanger_jib;3777600; said:about the ID i wasn't sure because of the tail coloration, as never seen any juvenile jars with that kinda red
i have seen jars @ 2" too but the tail coloration never
and about the size of the eye, do they have that huge eyes even at 4" size
Yes they do. It's usually when they get to 6"+ when the eyes is starting to shrink, but the eyes actually doesn't shrinks but it seems like it as the head get a bit bigger that why it looks like it's getting smaller.
That coloration of tail is normal for baby jars. It will lose that color as it grows.
