Super Dynamic Red
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carcrazy
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I have a dynamic red that is now about 12". She isn't showing much red yet, just a tiny bit on the gills. She is healthy, though, and eats pellets, mp and silver sides. I guess I'll just have to be patient.
I can't seem to get a good picture of her, it always turns out blurry from the aro constantly moving. It must be the camera.
I know that the 270g is a little dirty, I just flushed the UltimaII 2000 filter so that should improve. I do 30% water changes every 2-3 days so the water should be fine. The rays seem to like it, they are growing well (the first two pups from my first two motoro).
I can't seem to get a good picture of her, it always turns out blurry from the aro constantly moving. It must be the camera.
I know that the 270g is a little dirty, I just flushed the UltimaII 2000 filter so that should improve. I do 30% water changes every 2-3 days so the water should be fine. The rays seem to like it, they are growing well (the first two pups from my first two motoro).Attachments
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homebrewed
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Nice tank Albert
Are those the breeding motoro?
Are those the breeding motoro?
carcrazy
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Thanks. No, those are the first two pups from the breeding pair. I have noticed the male pup trying to mount the female, so maybe I'll get lucky and have two breeding pairs! They are still a little too small yet for breeding, however. The female is about 8" and the male is about 6".
The scales on my aro are quite shiny and have a light pink color on the back edges of each scale. Her lips are red and so is her tail. I am still hopeful that she will develop some red as she matures. She's about one year old now. If not, I still like how she looks and am not disappointed in buying her. As long as she stays healthy and grows I'll be happy.
The blue shine on my aro is from the Actinic lights from my saltwater tank. Here are a couple more shots, of my 200g saltwater tank and the rest of the fishroom (hard to get it all in one shot).
The scales on my aro are quite shiny and have a light pink color on the back edges of each scale. Her lips are red and so is her tail. I am still hopeful that she will develop some red as she matures. She's about one year old now. If not, I still like how she looks and am not disappointed in buying her. As long as she stays healthy and grows I'll be happy.
The blue shine on my aro is from the Actinic lights from my saltwater tank. Here are a couple more shots, of my 200g saltwater tank and the rest of the fishroom (hard to get it all in one shot).
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