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lexluethar
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SO what is wrong with this damsel? It LOOKS healthy to me.
perfectdark
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Originally Posted by LexLuethar
SO what is wrong with this damsel? It LOOKS healthy to me.
Just from what I can see. The change in coloration is behavorial, a mood change in some fish can result in a color change, so can stress.
SO what is wrong with this damsel? It LOOKS healthy to me.
Just from what I can see. The change in coloration is behavorial, a mood change in some fish can result in a color change, so can stress.
rcoultas
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Originally Posted by PerfectDark
Just from what I can see. The change in coloration is behavorial, a mood change in some fish can result in a color change, so can stress.
That's exactly right
the damsels are known to have dramatic color changes at times when they are under stress (like when one is picking on another the agressor will often stay blue while the other turns dark)
Just from what I can see. The change in coloration is behavorial, a mood change in some fish can result in a color change, so can stress.
That's exactly right
socal57che
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Originally Posted by rcoultas
That's exactly right
the damsels are known to have dramatic color changes at times when they are under stress (like when one is picking on another the agressor will often stay blue while the other turns dark)
You mean like when they're trying to breathe straight ammonia??
That's exactly right
You mean like when they're trying to breathe straight ammonia??
perfectdark
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Originally Posted by socal57che
You mean like when they're trying to breathe straight ammonia??
I would guess that qualifies as stress....
You mean like when they're trying to breathe straight ammonia??
I would guess that qualifies as stress....
lexluethar
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Originally Posted by socal57che
You mean like when they're trying to breathe straight ammonia??