Tropheus Caramba Red Bishops

[Ballinxalex]

[augusto9605]

good point!! Austin

[ptran]

I thought they look good under your led flood light, but their color really pop now under the red light. :emt_thumbs:

[Ballinxalex]

i agree they looked great under the led floods but these red lights are like a highlighter on them

[Austy16414]

Thanks dudes. They're actually not red though, these are the "white" setting, but the spectrum is a mixture of white, blue, and red. Either way, it lights these guys up

[moganman]

I'm almost positive that those fish come from the same supplier. If you feed them red food they will turn red. People over there feed specific foods to bring out colors.

[Austy16414]

I played with the NLS red when they were younger but didn't notice much difference. Any suggestions on a brand/type?

[Austy16414]

Updated video in natural light: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlPt67SaSj4

I added two small F1 groups, one red species and one black species

[ptran]

Nice man! Busy crowd.

[Austy16414]

Thanks bro!

[ptran]

Any breeding yet?

[augusto9605]

I thought you sold them!! I'm glad you didn't, were those that you just added smaller than those that you already had? if so what size were the smaller ones? did you face any aggression issues?

[Austy16414]

Any breeding yet?

Courting and multiple females holding, but no sign of fry in the tank

[Austy16414]

I thought you sold them!! I'm glad you didn't, were those that you just added smaller than those that you already had? if so what size were the smaller ones? did you face any aggression issues?

They were sold but my buddy had pond issues, so I hung onto them. The ones I added are under an inch, significantly smaller than the majority in my tank. The only issue I'm having is needing extra food to make it to the little guys. I've beefed up on feeding and water changes since adding them

[Austy16414]

I need to get rid of some males!