Will that fin trait still carry over even if it was sustained after birth through damage from anther fish or on an object within the aquarium.
What do you guys make of this? Freddy colour changes..
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Mr.Firemouth;831424; said:
Very vivid imagination Mr Foiremouth.
Are you trying to say that if one half of an aggressive courting pair suffered hard ray damage during the courting process, that half the fry (Whether from this spawn or two to three generations down the line.) would suffer that same defect? For some strange reason i find it very hard to beleive that this would be hereditry.
Just the same as i would find it hard to beleive if you told me that old, one armed, Mr Jones, on one of his wild and wacky adventures, had hired a prostitute for the evening. Sent her home after he had his way with her. Only to discover 10 months down the line that his having only one arm, was actually hereditry and passed down to his new son, Bill. Who happened to be missing that exact same arm.
Anyway, you may be correct but i, for one, would like to see some proof.
nice fish, my jag was normal when young and now
breed it and see what the out come is, same with me and my jag!.
breed it and see what the out come is, same with me and my jag!.
yea bolty posts pics of that jag whenever he can! just makin us jealous on purpose!
but when i read the title i was thinknig it was something more like aa lil change like it just got washed out! but no i see this! it would look a mazing if it were not for that black on the last pick! srry not a big fan of the marbled colors!
but it looks like it will end up looking like boltys! it is losing its black between the second last and last!
but when i read the title i was thinknig it was something more like aa lil change like it just got washed out! but no i see this! it would look a mazing if it were not for that black on the last pick! srry not a big fan of the marbled colors!
but it looks like it will end up looking like boltys! it is losing its black between the second last and last!
I must have missed the part of the message where the op indicated that the fin was damaged after birth. It could just as easily be a congenital deformity. Guess if/when he breeds it we'll know the answer (unless he tells us how the damage occured). You're assuming post-birth damage; Mr. Firemouth is assuming congenital deformity. Anybody's guess at this point.Marc280106;831475; said:
