Re: [Killietalk] Fp. gardneri (nigerianus?) Gardneri are "dark" colored...

[Fred Behrmann <athensaquatics at juno_com>]

Hi Jason, I suspect the environment for the generations born in your
fishroom are different from the "formative" time of the parent fish (
this is assuming you started with a pre formed parent and not eggs). So ,
YOUR fishroom , water/diet/"bright lighting and black sand", may have
something to do with your resulting generations. Diet being the most
important of all the factors. Some ( not all) killies hatched in my
fishroom are very noticeably different from the purchased parents.
Sincerely, Fred
        
On Fri, 2 Nov 2007 11:28:45 -0700 (PDT) Jason <rusticitas at yahoo_com>
writes:
> The original pair, or trio, I had gotten several years ago were that
> lighter blue. Actually, I still have the male from generation, who 
> has
> held on for close to three years now. He's still that blue I 
> remember,
> but not the later generations.
> 
> Would they "react" or color differently due to bright(er) light, or
> being kept in a group?
> 
> -Jason
> 
> { Jason Stanford - Jason_Stanford at pobox.com - Pennsylvania, USA - 
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> #08970 }
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Sincerely,
Fred Behrmann
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