fishfan88
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I know they are danios, but are they a normal coloration or are they dyed? It seems kind of an unnaturally bright fish... ???
I know they are danios, but are they a normal coloration or are they dyed? It seems kind of an unnaturally bright fish... ???
Thy are genetically modified danios or black skirt tetras depends the kind. They are not died. It's the normal coloration of the danios their babies ore the same colour. However as they are genetically modified they can't be found in the wild and are illegal in countries such as canada.
I know they are danios, but are they a normal coloration or are they dyed? It seems kind of an unnaturally bright fish... ???
Oooh. Ok thank you. Are you sure they are illegal in Canada? That sucks. I live in Canada.
They are zebrafish "zebra danios" that have been injected with the DNA of jelly fish when they're eggs resulting in the vibrant colors.
I'm pretty sure they are just like they are in Australia and Europe I think that's what i read on their website.
Not the best pic, but you can see the yellow, green, and red, and cardinals pretty well.
Ok. I wonder why they are illegal... It doesn't seem mean to the fish... But then again, I don't really know anything about it
Wait, illegal? I got mine at petsmart. And I sold a few online.
Wait, illegal? I got mine at petsmart. And I sold a few online.
I have 7 adult glofish and over 100 fry in a ten gallon. I see a bunch of the green and pink fry but most of then look to be normal danios because when colors mix they come out regular. They are illegal to sell because of a patent. If you were closer I would send you as many as you wanted after they grow for another month. Here is a pic or two of the fry
The second pic is when they were hatching. You can see the colors better in person.