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Cool little fish (well maybe not little)
Eats great, active, colorful, and peaceful. Starting to become a favorite.
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Re: Cool little fish (well maybe not little)
nice looking blood parot, can't remember what they mix to make it.
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Re: Cool little fish (well maybe not little)
They are a mix between a Red Devil and a Gold Severum... Believed to be sterile, like a "mule" ... but I've heard tell of people having them reproduce? I've also seen Devil/Convict crosses... but the Parrots are my fav. with their squished little mouths!!!
Grey Scale is a good thing...
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Re: Cool little fish (well maybe not little)
that fish is in excellent condition! you must do a wonderful job with your tank to have such a healthy resident!
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Re: Cool little fish (well maybe not little)
it isnt exactly a Devil Serevrum cross, if you cross those 2 fish you wont get a blood parrot. That may be the basic cross to get started, but it is a much more advanced hybrid.
And yes Laooda, they can breed, but most males are sterile. Then agian most of the females are non sterile.
I was going to try and breed my Male flowerhorn i imported from Thailand to my female blood parrot, but i am moving out and i have to sell both of them
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Re: Cool little fish (well maybe not little)
 Originally Posted by duffmanrc
it isnt exactly a Devil Serevrum cross, if you cross those 2 fish you wont get a blood parrot. That may be the basic cross to get started, but it is a much more advanced hybrid.
And yes Laooda, they can breed, but most males are sterile. Then agian most of the females are non sterile.
I was going to try and breed my Male flowerhorn i imported from Thailand to my female blood parrot, but i am moving out and i have to sell both of them 
Oh, That's what I was always told? But I'm no fish expert! lol
Good to know!
Grey Scale is a good thing...
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Re: Cool little fish (well maybe not little)
 Originally Posted by fishmommy
that fish is in excellent condition! you must do a wonderful job with your tank to have such a healthy resident!
Thanks. I use RO/DI water in the tanks and meticulously maintain them.
Gotta keep the residents happy.
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Re: Cool little fish (well maybe not little)
just a little tip that may save you some money:
RO/DI water isnt really needed in freshwater fish. Depending on the quality of the tap water you have, it could be good enough for your fish. I have 5 fish tanks running atm, and i dont even dechlorinate the water. Ive never had issues with water quality.
you only need RO/DI water when dealing with real delicate saltwater corals.
I'll try to take some pics of my fish soon. I have a 11" Black Piranha, a 12" red devil, a 9" Flowerhorn, and various smaller fish in my other 2 tanks
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Re: Cool little fish (well maybe not little)
SPJ, Great lookin fish!! Great colours!
duffmanrc, Please post those pics!!!
-Matt-
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Re: Cool little fish (well maybe not little)
I use it for my SW tanks anyway so I just make some extra.
My tapwater has high silicate levels so instead of dealing with diatoms, I just use the purified water.
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