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Peanut_Power

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Just a couple of updates on all my fishies!! :D The Krobia sp. 'xingu orange spot' are the ones who have made the most dramatic change in coloration!! Its crazy how much color they have gotten, and how large they have gotten! They have almost doubled in size!!! The parrots, spectabile, and festivums are tearing it up as well!! Almost had them in my tanks for two months now! Just ten more days and it will be two months!!

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Um, you gonna post pics?
 
They look good, sorry about the parrots though.
 
Actually I found some local stuff that I used for a bit but it didn't seem to be doing any good. I deleted that PM about that stuff you use...didn't mean to, not really sure how it happened actually. I clicked to open it and deleted it instead. So haven't been treating aside from doing water changes twice a week and adding vitamens. Keeping the diet varied as well. So far its slowly improving, definately not gettin worse. I'm sure it would be going alot faster if i had that stuff though.


Honda, I'm not sorry about the parrots. I have them, and i couldn't be happier!! :D Its gradually gettin better anyway, so a couple of months and it should be completely gone! Yay!! A couple of them are gettin really close to having it gone already as it is! Its just the really bad ones that are taking longer to heal.
 
Woooo, Spectabile!!!!!!

I've noticed that my dominant male, and the other one I suspect to be a male stay a lighter shade than the rest. Same with you?
 
parrots looking good,... im tring to buy my dads
 
Benfica540;478335; said:
Woooo, Spectabile!!!!!!

I've noticed that my dominant male, and the other one I suspect to be a male stay a lighter shade than the rest. Same with you?
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Aye, the subdominant males/females keep their dark 'stress' camo. coloration most of the time. The dominant male is definately lighter and more bold...:D
 
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