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Zig-zags! 8)
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Nice fish. I can see why its easy to get these confused with B. almorhae, especailly when B. almorhae are adults.
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now they are what i called a good looker, i have 3 of them 1 male 2 females, absolute pearlers.

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Barracuda518 wrote:Nice fish. I can see why its easy to get these confused with B. almorhae, especailly when B. almorhae are adults.
Heh, careful now :P
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Really good MD! :) I didnt like Histies untill I saw yours.
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Hi Mark which ones are they, river wise ? these are the same as Micks !
mine seem quite different i.e deeper of body and a more yellowish colour with cleanish breaks between the bars !
I suppose in time we could do with logging the different races !
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Very nice MD,

Will those markings change much as they mature, or are they full grown now?

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Good looking guys MD!

Congrats!

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piggy4 wrote:Hi Mark which ones are they, river wise ? these are the same as Micks !
mine seem quite different i.e deeper of body and a more yellowish colour with cleanish breaks between the bars !
I suppose in time we could do with logging the different races !
As far as I know they are the same as Micks yes and from the Ataran River.
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TeeCeeJay wrote:Very nice MD,

Will those markings change much as they mature, or are they full grown now?

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These are over 5" now but looking at them they still have some growing to do, as to their markings I think they will change slightly but how much I don't know :?
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8) So healthy.So robust.Top shelf specimens
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Tinman wrote:8) So healthy.So robust.Top shelf specimens
Says it all really. Beautiful fish and obviously very well cared for :mrgreen:

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