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post Mon, 15 Dec 2003 11:18 pm
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just bought from AC....
20 bucks... abt 2 inch .....

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post Tue, 16 Dec 2003 1:15 pm
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QUOTE(g-string @ Tue 16 Dec 2003 07:09 AM)
hahaha.....
no matter how black your fish is, after keeping in greenwater, the colour will fade to gold...  tongue.gif  the effect is almost instant....

but it will become black again after you transfer from greenwater to indoor tank....
WHY?? becos greenwater, the PH value is to high.... high PH will cause black to fade...

Hi,

It all depends on the gene of the fish, if the parent is originally full velvet black and the selection process is tight and the quality is of AA or AAA then it should not mutate at all, as a matter of fact it stays black all the time even when it grows.

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