
These guys are so nippy at each other. My favorite #3 is holding his own and is getting fat.
Having never raised little Oscar like this... Does anybody know when I should see the eye spot on the tail starting to show?
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These guys are so nippy at each other. My favorite #3 is holding his own and is getting fat.
Here is mine right after it was put in the tank, really stressed out.I'm pretty sure the orbic was jef black for a while them slowly noticed the eye spot but this is a few yrs ago so I could be off
I think it may be an age thing. It seems that all Oscars get them crazy camo markings as very young juveniles(lije yours has now). Then as they age they switch over to thier adult colors. And the eyes-spots come in.
I put 20 skirts in with my 4” haitiensis because petsmart had them for $1, the “removed” them from his tank one by one in about 2 weeks hahahahaMy thought was rosy barbs because thats usually what Petsmart has for a decent price. These are pretty expendable dithers so I dont want to spend too much on them. The other thought was black skirt tetras. Just cheap fish that could take a little chasing.
Or I could add a gold severum, green terror, Jack Dempsey, convict.... lol
You gotta start pming him this stuff lolDid you see what Jeff got in?
Edit:
sp. Rio Branco 'rubrocellatus' 7-8" 175.00 ea. wild individual of extremely rare oscar of unique color/pattern collected from Rio Branco, Roraima in extreme N. Brazil