blue oscar?

Started by madtat, August 25, 2006, 03:01:16 PM

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Hypancistrus Zebra

[quote:f7ba130695="wonna"]oh and in case you dont know we live in AUSTRALIA ( not america )[/quote:f7ba130695]

Oscars are an allowable import so there is no real limit on what strains of oscars we can have in the country.
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here fishie fishie

Has anyone else seen these guys to see what they are.

"Blue Oscars" is a loose term for the dyed variety. The best way to tell, is to see what it looks like a few months down the track, if it lives that long.

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Shrek

[quote:3ea9c8ec09]oh and in case you dont know we live in AUSTRALIA ( not america )[/quote:3ea9c8ec09]

Wilson this didnt have anything to do with allowbale imports

Madtat talked about these fish in America saying they are uncommon there and as you might be aware they arent readily available to import into Australia
Hence the quote from above

Penny

I have seen these. They are the same pattern as the white and orange  oscars only where the orange is it is a light blue. If these fish are dyed how can they only get the dye to the stripes?

Penny

I have seen these. They are the same pattern as the white and orange  oscars only where the orange is it is a light blue. If these fish are dyed how can they only get the dye to the stripes?

Penny

I have seen these. They are the same pattern as the white and orange  oscars only where the orange is it is a light blue. If these fish are dyed how can they only get the dye to the stripes?