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ZEBRA ANGEL'S


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Hi all,

Look at what I just got my little "Cotton Pickers" on.

This is no doubt the most gorgeous angel that I have, bar none.

I think they are even more beautiful than my "Altum's", and up until I got this pair the Altum's are just another Angel with extremely long fins.

I got them on a Friday from an importer, got them home and spawned them on Monday. :wink:

I was just lucky that I sexed them correctly as they are only the size of an "OLD" FIFTY CENT PIECE. :roll:

The parents are doing a great job of rearing them.

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They are not the usual silver but a deep emerald green which is quite irridescent.

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Hi All

So whats with all the "CROSS BREEDING and HYBRIDIZING" that you are alluding to? :evil:

I have to admit that the thought of these becoming "VeilTails" is pretty strong: :roll:

but I dont want to "ADULTERATE" the breed and end up with "MARBLE/KOI" Rubbish.

I just want to keep these as they are, BEAUTIFUL. :wink:

:bow:

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Hi all.

Well;

to put you all out of your misery, and get a few extra Delegates, Observers and Members of clubs to Conference in Nelson, :wink:

the AMAZONIAN WILL DONATE TWO "ZEBRA ANGELS to the "TASMAN CLUB" FOR A RAFFLE at Conference on Friday Night, 30th May 2008.

I will also DONATE TWO "ALTUM ANGEL'S" FOR A RAFFLE THE SAME NIGHT.

That is assuming they dont all die on me between now and then. :evil: :cry:

:bow:

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Hi All.

In all my years in the hobby "Evil", I have only seen pictures of this "Colour Variant" in a couple of books. :oops:

I have never seen one in "The Flesh" so to speak. :roll:

I also could not be certain that the specie is Pterophyllum scalare; due to the body having a green cast.

The only "Angel" I know of that has this green is Pterophyllum demulleri/leopoldi, and until either of these die I am not going to try and do a "LATERAL LINE" Scale count, or a "FIN RAY" count. :wink:

But there are others out there that know their fish classification better than I.

:bow:

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