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Are wild Rams generally more colorful and robust than their modified counter-parts? How can you get the best coloration in the next generation?
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Wild Rams
- Thread starter Raul-7
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Wild Microgeophagus ramirezi
Dear Raul,
It's probably a question of personal taste, but I prefer to wild or wild type Microgeophagus ramirezi to their commercially bred/developed counterparts.
As for healthy, well-colored F1 fish, a good and varied diet, coupled with frequent partial water changes, is always the best recipe.
Good luck!
Randall Kohn
Dear Raul,
It's probably a question of personal taste, but I prefer to wild or wild type Microgeophagus ramirezi to their commercially bred/developed counterparts.
As for healthy, well-colored F1 fish, a good and varied diet, coupled with frequent partial water changes, is always the best recipe.
Good luck!
Randall Kohn
- Messages
- 22
- Location
- Torrance, CA
Wild Rams tend to show more yellow and red, and are slightly larger...right?
