Will this red texas ever fade ?

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Just looking for some professional advice. Will this red texas ever fade for me or is it just going to stay the same Thank you in advance . And any calls male or female?uploadfromtaptalk1344526500983.jpg

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The funny thing is u never no keep the water right and feed quality food ull see sooner or later he/she look good tho.....

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I know that they're faders 100 percent I just wonder if they're going to fade later in life If you get fry from a good batch of faters what's the percentage where you going to get later life fading

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Are you sure these are Red Texas and not Herichthys carpintis. Faders usually display signs of it very early. I've never seen a fader be normal then all of a sudden fade. It's usually they are showing signs of fading at a young age and then completely fade.
 
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Why would you think they're not fading fish I have 1 out of a batch of 4 that has faded 99.9% that why I was asking if they should fade later in life? First time with fish that change or fade like this. Has any one had a fading fish change later than normal? Sorry if this is a rookie question new to hybrid's. but thanks for the help and all help is welcome :)


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Oh and sorry to answer your question I ordered them from thailand.

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there's a possiblity.. But I think it will get rusty base which will look better than faders imo.. But that's definitely not a pure/regular texas. I think it is a red texas project fry.. Good one
 
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