I'm not sure where this should go but i guess ill put it here
I was wondering if you have them, does their usual red bellys turn white at night for some reason?
During the day their stomachs are BEAUTIFUL as in VERY VERY red and pretty then it seems like as soon as it goes dark (with no light on) their stomachs go mostly white, does this happen because their sleeping or something? They act normal, don't show any signs of anything wrong at night.
Theres 4 of them in a 55 gallon and they all get along fine. I know theres suppose to be more than 4 but I had 6 and couldn't keep the tank clean so I found 2 of them a home with a big group in a custom 200 gallon (lucky 2 eh?).
Tanks around 77-80F all day. I would like to get a pic of them but these guys dart when I put the camera up to the tank lol I think I may need something better than my digital camera for these guys lol :lol:
I'm just curious if anybody else who has them notices this
Anybody got any idea's?
I was wondering if you have them, does their usual red bellys turn white at night for some reason?
During the day their stomachs are BEAUTIFUL as in VERY VERY red and pretty then it seems like as soon as it goes dark (with no light on) their stomachs go mostly white, does this happen because their sleeping or something? They act normal, don't show any signs of anything wrong at night.
Theres 4 of them in a 55 gallon and they all get along fine. I know theres suppose to be more than 4 but I had 6 and couldn't keep the tank clean so I found 2 of them a home with a big group in a custom 200 gallon (lucky 2 eh?).
Tanks around 77-80F all day. I would like to get a pic of them but these guys dart when I put the camera up to the tank lol I think I may need something better than my digital camera for these guys lol :lol:
I'm just curious if anybody else who has them notices this
Anybody got any idea's?