dunno about stunted but the one that is face to face with the camera looks like he could use a little more food.
but all around they are some great looking fish! i love that high contrast white and orange one
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but all around they are some great looking fish! i love that high contrast white and orange one
thanks for passing by and taking a look and giving a feedback as i appreciate it. the fish are all adults all 6+ i got three males and three females and i just moved them to 180 gallon from 120 gallon. the ring leopard is a female pretty big in person
. thank you again I agree with you that my fish looks skinny and that because they recovering from a sickness they had and now they are being very stubborn and not eating because I am feeding them a different food then what they you used to eat so I understand that they need to gain some weight but as far stunting them I am not sure if I can stunt a fish that 6+ I never heard of that. thank you for passing by and I appreciate the feedback
Glad you can tell that the fish need to gain more weight and like i mentioned before they are recovering from sickness and I changed the food they used to eat and they are being stubborn about the new food but its getting better everyday
the white and orange one is an albino 
and i really love that fish. thank you for passing by 
and letting me what do you thinkIf your fish are recovering from sickness, then all you need is feed them more.
Have you tried to feed them beef heart?
You can get them from a butcher shop. Trim all the fat, then cut them into thin pieces form like blood worms. Feed them 2-3 times/day, they'll recover in 2-3 weeks.
The best looking one in my opinion is the blue sapphire, good shape, nice color.
The skinniest one is the ring leopard.
Your white and orange fish looks like a carnation PB.
If you can get some black worms, either live, frozen or freeze dried, get them. They'll go nut fighting for them. They all get fat after a month, warranty ...
How often do you do WC, and how much in volume?
Have you tried to feed them beef heart?
You can get them from a butcher shop. Trim all the fat, then cut them into thin pieces form like blood worms. Feed them 2-3 times/day, they'll recover in 2-3 weeks.
The best looking one in my opinion is the blue sapphire, good shape, nice color.
The skinniest one is the ring leopard.
Your white and orange fish looks like a carnation PB.
If you can get some black worms, either live, frozen or freeze dried, get them. They'll go nut fighting for them. They all get fat after a month, warranty ...
How often do you do WC, and how much in volume?
I just started feeding them beef heart this week so i am hoping they will start gaining weight. i am doing 80% in water changes a week. i looked around here in denver nobody sells freeze dried blackworms or frozen. I didnt know that they will eat live so i try some lfs and see if they sell any other wise i will just have to order it online. thank you for passing by and giving me some feedbackIf your fish are recovering from sickness, then all you need is feed them more.
Have you tried to feed them beef heart?
You can get them from a butcher shop. Trim all the fat, then cut them into thin pieces form like blood worms. Feed them 2-3 times/day, they'll recover in 2-3 weeks.
The best looking one in my opinion is the blue sapphire, good shape, nice color.
The skinniest one is the ring leopard.
Your white and orange fish looks like a carnation PB.
If you can get some black worms, either live, frozen or freeze dried, get them. They'll go nut fighting for them. They all get fat after a month, warranty ...
How often do you do WC, and how much in volume?
Oh wow looking goodThey look nice! but as said before, they really need fattening up! Look at this guy over the head
