not all species of bichirs are equally affected by substrate color. since senegal doesn't have patterns, the 'contrast' issue doesn't come in, but its color could change/darken/lighten depending on the substrate.Davey_8313;1237469; said:
Substrate question
- Thread starter jdryden
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black substrate ( fine black sand ) with black background! 
In my experience, my endlis look much better, all my fish stand out wickidly and i like it so much so, that i converted all of my tanks to Black on black! highly recommended...simple and effective..."]
Def much better than the washed out look they had on the white substrate...imo...
cheers,
e.
In my experience, my endlis look much better, all my fish stand out wickidly and i like it so much so, that i converted all of my tanks to Black on black! highly recommended...simple and effective..."]
Def much better than the washed out look they had on the white substrate...imo...
cheers,
e.
I have used a balck substrate wich i have mixed with some red and the result i think was very very good it add contrast to my fishes if only i could post some pictures to show all of you. may be next time
Did you use black/red gravel or sand or a combination of the two?dragonslayer671;1240180; said:
