Stampy
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 | | Subject: Please help I.D male BN Wed Nov 18, 2009 7:53 pm | |
| Hi guys, I recently acquired a large (7") male BN, and would like to know what he is - I've a feeling he may be a hybrid of common x albino, but his colouring is very dark and shows no spots and has white tips to his bristles. I would like confirmation please      Thanks, Simon | |
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Kurosaki J
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| | Subject: Re: Please help I.D male BN Wed Nov 18, 2009 8:48 pm | |
| Sorry Simon, I'm not that great picking the differences in brown species- damn nice fish though and nice and big, nice score.  J | |
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Curby
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| | Subject: Re: Please help I.D male BN Thu Nov 19, 2009 6:04 am | |
| at a first glance i thought a coomon brown...but if he really is 7" then he is sumert different unless he is very old, How long have you had him for??...and have you used a tape measure on him??
I will look into this for you!! also as his bristle tips always been white as ive seen this before and bristle tips also turning red... | |
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Jagtazman
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| | Subject: Re: Please help I.D male BN Thu Nov 19, 2009 8:58 pm | |
| Looks common to me Looked through my books and cannot locate anything that has the white tips There is a LFS near me that has a 6-7inch common in, it's the largest I have ever seen  | |
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