Sean, in the 3rd pic, where your juvies are in what appears to be a clear cup, is that your photo, or one taken by the seller? If taken by you, was that photo taken shortly after they arrived?
Sean, in the 3rd pic, where your juvies are in what appears to be a clear cup, is that your photo, or one taken by the seller? If taken by you, was that photo taken shortly after they arrived?
Ok, thanks. They look good there, nice pearling, and good red base color. (not washed out orange)
The only thing to watch out for now would be their red base color fading. A common practice in SE Asia, Thailand included, is to use hormones, and/or carophyll pink to jack up the fishes color. Typically that will fade out after 30 days of being in country, so hopefully your juvies retain the color. If they do you have some quality RT's I think.
As far as using the term SRT, IMHO this is like calling a 2" juvie FH a masterpiece. The term "super" and "masterpiece" only come with time, as the fish mature & become fully developed. Vendors simply use these terms to promote the quality of their fish. This is why for now I would hang on to all of those fish if possible, and wait & see what develops. Then when you do sell off the ones that you don't want to keep, at larger sizes they will demand larger $$. Keep us posted on their progress.
The term "super" and "masterpiece" only come with time, as the fish mature & become fully developed.
And has he been in touch with you lately? He never responded to the email I sent him about his mistake.




