Milos
Small Fry
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Age : 31
Location : Serbia
Job/hobbies : fishing,diving,spear hunting and a student
Humor : yo mama so..:D
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Registration date : 2012-09-19
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Doug
Bristlenose King
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Age : 38
Location : Adelaide, South Australia
Job/hobbies : Aquatic ecologist/genetisist
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Registration date : 2010-05-08
| | Subject: Re: Need help to identify Tue Oct 16, 2012 12:49 am | |
| Longfin marble (or calico) bristlenose, a variation on the common bristlenose  | |
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Milos
Small Fry
Number of posts : 25
Age : 31
Location : Serbia
Job/hobbies : fishing,diving,spear hunting and a student
Humor : yo mama so..:D
Thank You Points : 0
Registration date : 2012-09-19
| | Subject: Thx Tue Oct 16, 2012 8:33 am | |
| Thanks for the answer.I went on google and saw some pics, i think its calico hmmz Can you tell me how do you get calico?? They guy that sold me those long fins told me that hi got it from normal long fin male and albino female.Is it true or some of them got some other bloodline?  | |
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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: Need help to identify Tue Oct 16, 2012 11:22 am | |
| From another bloodline. I suspect the both the the male was carrying the calico gene and when mated with the albino female he ended up with some calicos  Nice buy man! | |
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