Albino, Leucistic, Xanthic, Melanistic, etc. Fish

[Oddball]

Dang good idea, Wes. Tell you what. I'll leave all the non-pic posts in and put pics in them, They won't be monsters or unusual fish. If members wish 'cool monster' pics to be in their posts, they'll just have to upload them as they post.

And, pics from quoting another post don't count!!



erythristic jardini

 

[fugupuff]

you're the man Phil, now I'll have to work harder on finding more interesting stuff

here is a channalebes apus I believe

 

[rottbo]

Obviously, they're anything but common. This is a sample pic I got from an importer that's trying to bring me in 10 of these guys.



albino eye

hey phil I actually have a friend that is albino pink eyes white hair and all.. he looks diferent but is a way cool guy... Mike's (albino man) kids look like him but are no albino but they have the lightest color of hiar you have ever seen besides him plus their skin is very pail and NO I WILL NOT POST A PIC OF HIM SO DONT ASK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


albino bullfrog:

 

[Oddball]

Dang It!!! You're supposed to include an odd color morph fish pic in EVERY post in this thread. Now, I have to add a lame one to your post.

Here's a xanthic mullet:

 

[fugupuff]

Hey Phil,

What are cave dwellers classified under? Xanthic? Not true albino right? And the picture of that mullet!!! Awesome, I'll have more to come!

 

[rottbo]

sorry phil... sulking....... heres an albino dwarf hawaii moray eel

 

[fugupuff]

Phil,

I've read your definitions and terms used on pigment variations and anomolies, can you repost that again?

 

[davo]

some kind of leucistic trout.
Oddball you've made the thread better, and not just by you being in it

 

[Oddball]

Luv that moray!!

The fish coloration thread in in the Gen Aq Discussion forum. Here's the link:

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38534

Dang it!! Now, I have to dig up another pic!!!

by N. Kakani: melanistic gar and albino TSN:

 

[davo]

Xanthic Pseudoplatystoma tigrinum and Lepisosteus platyrhincus