Borelliiguy
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Probably a domestic strain of A. macmasteri. Red fish looks like a male; less colorful fish a female. Under what name were they sold?
Borelliiguy
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Hey Mike
I bought them from a breeder who wasn't exactly sure what they were? I see there is a lot of confusion over mac and vejitas. I was confused because the guy had them under t5 lighting and they were very bland but over the past month the male has started to turn crimson...
So I wasn't sure. Do you happen to have a pic of vejitas?
I bought them from a breeder who wasn't exactly sure what they were? I see there is a lot of confusion over mac and vejitas. I was confused because the guy had them under t5 lighting and they were very bland but over the past month the male has started to turn crimson...
So I wasn't sure. Do you happen to have a pic of vejitas?
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If you search on this site you will find a couple of pics or links to pics of the true viejita and some discussions pointing out the differences
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As far as I know, no one in the world has the true A. viejita right now.
