The other day, I took some pictures of our blood parrot cichlids and wanted to show them to you folks.
The ones that have black marks on them do not have black spot disease. Rather, they are in the process of changing from their "baby" colors when they were tan-grey-black colored over to the typical orange-red color.
Their home is a 75g tank with two Penguin 350 Bio-Wheel Filters, a Rena XP3 filter, heater, and two airstone disks with a 100g bubbler. So far as I can tell, they've been doing really well. We bought the first of them last summer.
We just love them. They've got so much personality and, to me, look like living cartoon characters.
Thanks for looking at our blood parrots!
And this is them in their tank:
The ones that have black marks on them do not have black spot disease. Rather, they are in the process of changing from their "baby" colors when they were tan-grey-black colored over to the typical orange-red color.
Their home is a 75g tank with two Penguin 350 Bio-Wheel Filters, a Rena XP3 filter, heater, and two airstone disks with a 100g bubbler. So far as I can tell, they've been doing really well. We bought the first of them last summer.
We just love them. They've got so much personality and, to me, look like living cartoon characters.
Thanks for looking at our blood parrots!
And this is them in their tank: