I'll admit that I found that one of the most interesting things about Nematobrycon palmeri (Emperor Tetras) was the blue eyes in males, and green eyes in females... are there many other species, that have different eye colors between the sexes???
different eye color between the sexes... is this an unusual trait???
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I'm not finding any other fish listed with this trait... I'm wondering if it's a trait of Nematobrycon, and thus carries over to the Nematobrycon lacortei ( I can't find that trait listed under the lacortei, so it may only be in palmeri's... although the black line bred fish also has the eye color trait???
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Mr Limpet
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N. lacortei males have red eyes, females green. It could very well be a trait restricted to Nematobrycon.
I’m not sure but I think Angelfish have that in some way .
I had a friend in kindergarten with one blue eye and one green eye.
Did he have a Blue Heeler for a dog ? Sometimes kids take on characteristics of their pets . Blue Heelers have different colored eyes .
How did you know? My friend’s name was Oswald but we nicknamed him Heeler or was it Blue. Hmmm.
Some guy that claimed to work in outer space and being from the future told me . He also said to ask your Grandmother if she remembered him .
I should know better . The previous four posts are a thread hijack and are expressly forbidden . Now , back on topic or I’ll ban myself and anybody else that needs it .
What was the topic? 
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it had sex in it, so is anything really off topic???
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