so, my subject fish, for this thread are Denison Barbs... kind of generally I assumed that a lot of a fishes color, was displayed by the health of the fish, and or it's environment, with of course fluctuations at breeding times, but my group of 5 Denison's colors vary a lot, seemingly unrelated to reproduction, or changes in their environment, and their main highlight, the "rose line", can vary, but also more demure colors come and go seeming by mood, there are blues, greens, and gold colors, that are often hidden by a super bright rose line... this morning my gold Denison, has it's rose line on ultra bright... while sometimes the rose line is turned on low, and you worry that maybe the fish doesn't feel well, but an hour later, and it's back to super bright... I notice the same thing, with many Cichlids... thoughts
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