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Thread: Most foolproof way to differentiate between Red Phantom and Serpae tetra?

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    That new one is a different species for me CK. Can you take another pic when it's fully coloured up?

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    Yes I will.
    Provided they don't die before that happens.

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    seaview has been selling something that they label as "golden phantom tetra", could this be it?

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    Just my opinion but I don't reckon this is H. roseus. I think it's a fish I had a few years ago that came in as a contaminant with some serpaes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Ford View Post
    That new one is a different species for me CK. Can you take another pic when it's fully coloured up?
    Anything familiar? The body spot is a bit fade because of stress.


    "Before"


    I am guessing this is the female.


    This is what I thought was H. sweglesi.


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    any reason why my Red Phantom bought from Seaview is transparent in colour rather than RED? Or will it change colour when fully grown?
    Last edited by Quixotic; 2nd Dec 2008 at 00:31. Reason: Spelling

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    Quote Originally Posted by Morgan01 View Post
    any reason why my Red Phantom bought from Seaview is transparent in colour rather than RED? Or will it change colour when fully grown?
    i think they are the same as black phantoms, will be rather transparent at first and after acclaimatizing to your tank they will turned dark in color

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    Quote Originally Posted by CK Yeo View Post
    This?



    And the female.



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    CK: How to tell male and female?
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    Koah Fong, the females are fatter, broader body, short dorsal. I did see some things near the anal vent which I am not sure if they are eggs. Beside, the male will flare like crazy than compared to the female.

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    Thanks, ck. I think it will be quite hard for me to tell the difference unless the female is really fat.
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    Now I see the male it looks like sweglesi CK!

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