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| I've asked this question a few times, but have yet to receive a satisfactory answer ![]() I have seen some Picasso's with amazing colors, but some have very light colors. Why? Is its s-e-x, size, stress, diet, lighting in the tank, specimen, or other? My Picasso has good colors when I first turn on the lights of the tank, but then its color fades (see pic below). He is about 1.5-2.0" and eats very well. Here is a link to some Picasso's with amazing colors. I want mine to look like these! YouTube - Picasso Triggers #2.MPG |
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| Usually diet and lighting...better diet, better colors.
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