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  • 08-21-2019, 11:26 AM
    Kroberts10
    Father and son
    Here’s my 4.5 year old male coral glow and 1.5 year old enchi coral glow. Both about the same size now. And both being fed a 50g rat once a week. Love them both but absolutely love how bright the young guy is. I’m excited to have him see some females this next season. I’m a big fan of what enchi does with coral glow.
    Just a random comparison post. I love showing these guys off every so often.

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    Kyle


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  • 08-22-2019, 12:20 AM
    rufretic
    Nice comparison. Pretty drastic difference, I'm not 100% sure it's just the enchi or partially just a nice example but man that enchi banana is much brighter! But we all know, enchi makes everything better, it seriously does. :gj:
  • 08-23-2019, 06:44 PM
    Kroberts10
    Re: Father and son
    Thanks!
    I’m excited to see what’s making him so nice and see if it’s inheritable.y enchi girl(his momma) is back up to weight after laying last year. She just hit 2600g again. I’m gonna pair him back up to her. She has proven to be her clown. I’m curious if his brightness is from being het clown as he is 50% possible. By fall his sibling should be good to start pairing as she is 1300g now. A female coral glow that is staying bright.

    Kyle


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