Lots of things factor in to the color of fish genetics, food, water quality, lighting, and even tannins in the water. These are the reasons why we buy the highest quality bass we can get, and try to promote the best coloring by keeping them in the best environment we can offer starting at a small size. At that size just use the best lighting, gravel, and background combination that show your fish the best, and keep them healthy with waterchanges, and a varied diet with pellets.
Water Quality
- Thread starter TheCaptain
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Pictures could help. I've noticed, alot of hybrid bass tend to lack color.
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