are red zebras easy to breed?
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Possibly. I'd recommend adding about 6 of them. Due to the size differential there's always the chance one of the larger one's might attempt to find out if they're edible or not (which is why I suggest adding a group). A 6" socolofi is full grown, I didn't know you had any that size.
really? i thought that socolofi got bigger. oh well. i thought labs got to be 6" too though....??? how big to red zebras get?
6" is typically how big they can get. Red zebras can attain the same length but develop a more stocky solid build (so a 6" red zebra would be a physically larger fish than a 6" socolofi).
Yellow labs usually max out at 4" though they can get larger (5" to 6", I've seen a huge 6" yellow lab once); from what I understand they get larger in captivity than in the wild.
Yellow labs usually max out at 4" though they can get larger (5" to 6", I've seen a huge 6" yellow lab once); from what I understand they get larger in captivity than in the wild.
wow. that is impressive! also, where can i get red zebras? petco doesn't have them, but i think that they might let me order some through them. but if they don't, where else in south county of san diego could i find them?
Red zebras are fairly common, I'm surprised you can't find them. Too bad we live in different states, I've got several I need to find homes for.
Try different LFS' or hobbyists in your area. You can even try ordering them online from a breeder.
You may be interested in the 'wild type' red zebras (blue males, orange females, which is the predominant color scheme of the red zebra in the wild collected near Minos Reef, I believe; in the hobby the majority of male red zebras are orange-ish).
Try different LFS' or hobbyists in your area. You can even try ordering them online from a breeder.
You may be interested in the 'wild type' red zebras (blue males, orange females, which is the predominant color scheme of the red zebra in the wild collected near Minos Reef, I believe; in the hobby the majority of male red zebras are orange-ish).
