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Redneck Woman
Invert Junkie
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Age: 44
Location: Kentucky
Favorite Fish: angels,but kribs are a very close second
 |  Subject: Flowerhorn Fish Mon Apr 13, 2009 6:24 am | |
| Found this thought I would share. I know nothing about flowerhorns other than they are awesome fish.
http://aquaworldint.weebly.com/
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Tina
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dirtydawg10
Global Moderator
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Age: 39
Location: Connecticut
Favorite Fish: Severum
| | Subject: Re: Flowerhorn Fish Mon Apr 13, 2009 7:05 am | |
| Cool pics! I'm pretty sure that Saint has some FH's. |
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Mostlycichlids
Cichlid Specialist
Posts: 4517
Age: 32
Location: New Mexico USA
Favorite Fish: Jaguar Cichlid
| | Subject: Re: Flowerhorn Fish Mon Apr 13, 2009 3:10 pm | |
| There are many varieties of FH...those are nice thanks for sharing!
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Redneck Woman
Invert Junkie
Posts: 784
Age: 44
Location: Kentucky
Favorite Fish: angels,but kribs are a very close second
| | Subject: Re: Flowerhorn Fish Mon Apr 13, 2009 5:10 pm | |
| I have said that if anything ever happened to all my fish(God forbid)that I would have me one of those!! They intrigue me so much! They look like they have so much personality!
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Grumpa
Master Profiler
Posts: 1211
Age: 40
Location: cichlid world
Humor: Not often
Favorite Fish: tanganikian
| | Subject: Re: Flowerhorn Fish Mon Apr 13, 2009 5:25 pm | |
| pretty colors but not to fond of hybrids
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saint_felony
The Turtle Whisperer
Posts: 1914
| | Subject: Re: Flowerhorn Fish Mon Apr 13, 2009 8:16 pm | |
| That's a very nice collection of pictures. Few I've never seen before either, like the Titanium. They don't seem to get a lot of love for being hybrids, but I'm a fan of any fish with enough attitude that when my one year old bangs on the glass has 'em run over to see what's going on.  Otherwise I'm gonna have to get some porcupine puffers.  |
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Redneck Woman
Invert Junkie
Posts: 784
Age: 44
Location: Kentucky
Favorite Fish: angels,but kribs are a very close second
| | Subject: Re: Flowerhorn Fish Tue Apr 14, 2009 12:46 pm | |
| That just goes to show how much I know about them. I didn't know they we're hybrids. I just thought they were awesome looking!
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saint_felony
The Turtle Whisperer
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| | Subject: Re: Flowerhorn Fish Wed Apr 15, 2009 11:25 am | |
| I don't mind the hybrids. I don't buy them, but I've got no real issues with them. My only objection to fish are the ones that are dyed, hybrids or otherwise.
One thing I did find interesting about them is they seem to heal up much faster than the original fish they were derived from. I've had parrots here that look liked they've been scraped on a cheese grater look amazing in a week or so, while Oscars take a good month to heal from any major damage. |
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