UPDATE: Wild Oscar........
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He's just going through a metamorphasis.
The squigly lines when babies usually change or go away and as they mature, a new patern will often develope.
He might still have some really bright colors, but he's just in an inbetween stage.
At the same time, he might have very little color at all.
But some of the coolest looking Oscars are the w/c with very little coloration except on the fins.
The squigly lines when babies usually change or go away and as they mature, a new patern will often develope.
He might still have some really bright colors, but he's just in an inbetween stage.
At the same time, he might have very little color at all.
But some of the coolest looking Oscars are the w/c with very little coloration except on the fins.
That would be sweet! I've been on the hunt for an Xingu Oscar for a while, but yours looks pretty cool too! I wouldn't mind tracking on down!
carsanfish;596153; said:
I find that the wild caught ones are far more aggressive then your traditional aquarium raised O's.........
