RE: [GSAS-Member] Does hubby have breeding or sick fish?

["auntie.fran@netzero.net" <auntie.fran@netzero.net>]

None of the above, Susan.  It really has me puzzled.  But what I know about 
cichlids is...well, you get the picture.


Growing old is inevitable; growing up is optional.

-- "Susan Welenofsky" <welenofsky@comcast.net> wrote:
Is the fish acting sick? Or is it doing a shimmy dance in front of a female?


Susan

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In my old 29T, he has four yellow labs and three blue daffodils.  We noticed
last night that one of the labs we thought was a male (black markings on
dorsal and anal fins) looks "pale" and has developed two perfectly
symetrical black spots between the gill covers and pectoral fins.  Is this
"breeding" color?  Is he sick?  Out of a clear blue, the other two "males"
seem to be aggressive toward the "spotted" fish.  There's one smaller lab
with no black markings that we'd assumed to be a female.  Thanks for your
help.


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