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 Post subject: Change of colour
PostPosted: Jun 6th, '09, 08:23 
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I have noticed a change in colour of my SP.

They were quite dark, but have recently noticed that they are getting lighter and have a banding/lines of some sort.

I generally associate this banding of flash colouring when fish are in distress on the end of a fish hook.

No fish hooks in the system, eating regularly, etc etc.

Could it be the change in water temp?


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 Post subject: Re: Change of colour
PostPosted: Jun 6th, '09, 09:15 
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Lighter coloured fish and banding visible


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PostPosted: Jun 6th, '09, 11:56 
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Thats what all of mine looked like until I transferred them into the tank thats painted black , now theyre really dark .

Both systems water parameters are pretty much the same too


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PostPosted: Jun 6th, '09, 12:04 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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In my experience, the lighter the tank, the darker the fish. Also bigger fish tend to be darker


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PostPosted: Jun 6th, '09, 12:35 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Yup, they change colour over time to suit their surroundings.


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PostPosted: Jun 6th, '09, 19:10 
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Oooh Chamelion fish, excellent!!!

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PostPosted: Jun 7th, '09, 00:53 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Many are... cuttlefish, octopus and and seahorses are excellent at this.


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