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the description sounds fine, the picture is downright strange.
the description sounds fine, the picture is downright strange.
why I don't do garden hybrids and aquarium strains: natural species is a history of Nature, while hybrids are just the whims of Man.
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The juggling apprentice fish
I think it is due to the tank lights. The orange stripe is natural, Eddy.
Oh, and it is a relatively commonly seen tetra in LFSs...
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Oh, juggling is hard work, man!...
is it?
i checked with TB Ben. they say it's dyed. and never seen before purple type
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it was really purple??
The juggling apprentice fish
Oh!... I see an opportunity for a photoshoot.Thanks for the information, Eddy...
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Oh, juggling is hard work, man!...
NONO! they don't have it. only the usual glowlight.Originally Posted by Justikanz
Oh!... I see an opportunity for a photoshoot.
wonder ..is it cause by UV Light
The juggling apprentice fish
In that case, it should the lighting and the angle of shoot that causes the purplish coloration...
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Oh, juggling is hard work, man!...
What? Dye to make the orange stripe glow even more?In that case, it should the lighting and the angle of shoot that causes the purplish coloration...
The 'normal/natural' glowlight tetra was one of my first fish.
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if it's due to UV light. will it affect plant growth?In that case, it should the lighting and the angle of shoot that causes the purplish coloration...
Maybe there is a problem with the pictures white balance, never seen a dyed glowlight b4 before.
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Last edited by Justikanz; 30th May 2006 at 13:13.
I don't think anybody can be bothered to dye a 40 cents fish.
i'm thinking aloudbut if you use an actinic light would that not give the fish the effect thats in the pic shown?.
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