jond4261 Large Bristlenose
Number of posts : 249 Age : 63 Location : Northampton Uk Job/hobbies : Job: Electrician. Hobbies: Fish Keeping and watching Cricket. Humor : sarcastic Thank You Points : 23 Registration date : 2010-11-30
| Subject: Very dark almost Black Bn's...?? Thu Mar 24, 2011 5:29 pm | |
| Just got back from my LFS where they had some really nice L204 flash plecs, for £30 each, some L104 Clowns at £13 and some very nice L129's and L002's for £27.50. Didn't get any but came away with 3 what they told me were just normal baby BNs that I got for 90p (30p each) apparently they were too small to normally sell (inch long). I just made them a cheeky offer of what change i had in my pocket at the time... Look very cute in my fry tank. Just one thing these are very dark almost black and spotty rather then brown and spotty like my others. Is this common in young ones and they'll get lighter as they get older..??
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Amber Juvenile Bristlenose
Number of posts : 118 Location : Boise, Idaho, USA Thank You Points : 12 Registration date : 2009-05-10
| Subject: Re: Very dark almost Black Bn's...?? Thu Mar 24, 2011 7:42 pm | |
| The dark color is probably just a normal variation. Different strains will have slightly different coloring. I do find that most of the time unusually dark or light fry become much more mainstream in color as adults. If they still seem different as they mature, and you have doubts as to what they are, you can always post again. | |
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Doug Bristlenose King
Number of posts : 3128 Age : 38 Location : Adelaide, South Australia Job/hobbies : Aquatic ecologist/genetisist Humor : yes please :) Thank You Points : 198 Registration date : 2010-05-08
| Subject: Re: Very dark almost Black Bn's...?? Thu Mar 24, 2011 10:23 pm | |
| agreed. it can also have a lot to do with diet | |
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