B Breakthecycle2 Fish Fanatic Joined Aug 22, 2005 Messages 185 Reaction score 0 Location Piscataway, NJ Sep 25, 2005 #1 My lfs had some of these guys. They look pretty much identical to black neons, except they are all silver with a black stripe. Anyone know of these guys? I like them.
My lfs had some of these guys. They look pretty much identical to black neons, except they are all silver with a black stripe. Anyone know of these guys? I like them.
The-Wolf Ex-LFS manager/ keeper of over 30 danio species Joined May 26, 2004 Messages 11,145 Reaction score 11 Location Kent UK Sep 25, 2005 #2 the only tetra that springs to my mind is gold tetra Hemigrammus rodwayi males tend to be gold while females are more silver
the only tetra that springs to my mind is gold tetra Hemigrammus rodwayi males tend to be gold while females are more silver
OP OP B Breakthecycle2 Fish Fanatic Joined Aug 22, 2005 Messages 185 Reaction score 0 Location Piscataway, NJ Sep 25, 2005 #3 Damn you're good. Im 99% sure thats it, only thing is all 20 of them were all silver for sure, not gold.
Damn you're good. Im 99% sure thats it, only thing is all 20 of them were all silver for sure, not gold.
The-Wolf Ex-LFS manager/ keeper of over 30 danio species Joined May 26, 2004 Messages 11,145 Reaction score 11 Location Kent UK Sep 25, 2005 #4 were they young fish? the gold colouration dosn't really appear untill the fish are sexually mature, around 6 months old.
were they young fish? the gold colouration dosn't really appear untill the fish are sexually mature, around 6 months old.
OP OP B Breakthecycle2 Fish Fanatic Joined Aug 22, 2005 Messages 185 Reaction score 0 Location Piscataway, NJ Sep 25, 2005 #5 No so sure about the age, but they were pretty smallish..an inch or less.
Lateral Line It's full of stars Retired Moderator ⚒️ Joined Aug 27, 2003 Messages 7,963 Reaction score 63 Location DK Sep 27, 2005 #6 Hyphessobrycon scholzei perhaps? Used to be a commonly seen fish in the trade, not seen them for a few years now though.
Hyphessobrycon scholzei perhaps? Used to be a commonly seen fish in the trade, not seen them for a few years now though.