i was stripping a red empress when out popped siamese twins!!!
i couldnt beleive it siamese twins!!
has anyone else ever had this happen??
plz let me know!!!
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8O wow,
never seen that before.
what would you do with something like that.?????????
It might live depending on how and where it is joined!
i know, it is really weird has anyone every experienced this?
Back in uni days (~1990), I was breeding a lot of bristlenose. Unfortunately, didn't have a camera, but had a baby bristlenose (or should it be two bristlenose) with two heads, joined to a single body just behind the head. Separated it out but died a couple of days later.
it looks like its joined at the egg sack, it might just survive in that case.
Although they will always be breathing on there side, weird though. funny to see them try and case there tail.
Seen it with guppies a couple of times but never in a mouth brooder.
Hope you can keep them alive. Not likely though.
freaky stuff.
let us know how it goes
How cool is that 8)
I have seen the odd pic on other sites with 2 headed fish & the like but all as youngens.
Keep us posted on how it goes.
Frenchy :D
[quote:c7c203f520="firemouthkid"]i was stripping a red empress when out popped siamese twins!!!
i couldnt beleive it siamese twins!!
has anyone else ever had this happen??
plz let me know!!!
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Ive had this aswell with e blues, i thought it was weird too
And what happend ???? did they survive ?
yes they are very well still living,
they are both alive but havent started eating yet
I was asking what sychozebra electric blues turned out like i only seen yours Tim like 2 days ago lol.