Hi all.:wave:
I created this topic in the hopes that we won't easily confused all three species of rummy-nose tetras and pssobily other tetra species too.
Click here for information.
http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?cls=16&cat=1955&articleid=2546
http://www.characin.com/carey/articles/98/three_rummynose.html
http://www.characin.com/carey/articles/98/three_rummynose_2.html
These sites are the only sites I find to have very informative articles regarding the differences of those species of rummies.
Note that the spelling of the false rummy-nose's scientific name I believe is indeed Petitella georgiae, not georgia.
Oh, and I have yet to know the truth behind the existence of albino morphs. I might consider buying a batch of those so-called albinos some time soon and see their full coloration as the coloration is hardly visible in the lfs' tank. They are very expensive but who knows I still like them.:thumbsup:
If you have some sites about distinguishing other tetra species aside from the rummy-nose, gladly post them here.:thumbsup: But abide by the rule that no links containing message boards will be allowed.
I created this topic in the hopes that we won't easily confused all three species of rummy-nose tetras and pssobily other tetra species too.
Click here for information.
http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?cls=16&cat=1955&articleid=2546
http://www.characin.com/carey/articles/98/three_rummynose.html
http://www.characin.com/carey/articles/98/three_rummynose_2.html
These sites are the only sites I find to have very informative articles regarding the differences of those species of rummies.
Note that the spelling of the false rummy-nose's scientific name I believe is indeed Petitella georgiae, not georgia.
Oh, and I have yet to know the truth behind the existence of albino morphs. I might consider buying a batch of those so-called albinos some time soon and see their full coloration as the coloration is hardly visible in the lfs' tank. They are very expensive but who knows I still like them.:thumbsup:
If you have some sites about distinguishing other tetra species aside from the rummy-nose, gladly post them here.:thumbsup: But abide by the rule that no links containing message boards will be allowed.