Honeythorn
Sugar coating and nicely nicely? I don't think so
I just wondered if anyone else had a soft spot for deformed fish? I now own two and can't help but want them, as I always feel no one else will buy them ( even though they probably would as I do )
Fortunately I had room for this Praecox Rainbow. He's a very active chap and hangs out with my gold barbs when he isn't on the go for food. I've named him John Merrick .
As you can see he has no top or bottom jaws. Just a face-hole!
But he's so cute I had to have him . Even my mother said I had to get him ( we have the same weakness for deformed animals or those with three legs, one eye/ear ect ect ) .
At first I did wonder how he's managed to survive to adulthood, but soon found out at feeding time. He's a very agressive feeder and barges the others out of the way! He swims at small bits of food and sucks them into his face hole!
I also have a weatherloach with a bent spine
So does anybody else collect deformities?
Fortunately I had room for this Praecox Rainbow. He's a very active chap and hangs out with my gold barbs when he isn't on the go for food. I've named him John Merrick .
As you can see he has no top or bottom jaws. Just a face-hole!
But he's so cute I had to have him . Even my mother said I had to get him ( we have the same weakness for deformed animals or those with three legs, one eye/ear ect ect ) .At first I did wonder how he's managed to survive to adulthood, but soon found out at feeding time. He's a very agressive feeder and barges the others out of the way! He swims at small bits of food and sucks them into his face hole!
I also have a weatherloach with a bent spine
So does anybody else collect deformities?

My brother used to have a one eyed red bellied pirhana. He called it Nelson 






