Hello,
I have experienced a really interesting event two years ago. One of my female Bemba's Baby was borned in white. Not all babies, one of the four or five babies was borned like that. The other ones were normal bemba. The white ones turned from white to yellow after a few months. And the situation has become even more interesting. Now, they grew up, some of them are two years old. And they are completely yellow. But i cant figure out how did it happen. Can anyone explain this situation? Or did you see anything like this? In the meantime, I suspect the fact that male fish is bulu point.(I bought it as bemba when he was 3cm.) Now I'm adding photos and videos. Waiting for comments, thanks.
Here is a baby.
And the older ones.(They turned to yellow from white)
And now i am adding their mother and father's photos.
On left, their mothers.
And the fish which is on hindmost is father of these yellows!
And a photo of yellow and normal bemba. They are brothers and sisters! They borned from same mother even at same time and one of them is yellow and one of them is a beautiful black bemba.
Here is a video of adult yellows!
And the new borned babies video. (Mother bemba fried 13 babies and 3 of them is white!)
I really dying to see the comments about my fish. Because i dont know their kind and i'd to learn about it. I think this is a interesting mutation. If i am not wrong, a mutation like this is happening on sp.black caramba as caramba red bishop. Maybe it is a new kind of tropheus which has not seen before. Could this mutation happen on bemba too like caramba?
I have experienced a really interesting event two years ago. One of my female Bemba's Baby was borned in white. Not all babies, one of the four or five babies was borned like that. The other ones were normal bemba. The white ones turned from white to yellow after a few months. And the situation has become even more interesting. Now, they grew up, some of them are two years old. And they are completely yellow. But i cant figure out how did it happen. Can anyone explain this situation? Or did you see anything like this? In the meantime, I suspect the fact that male fish is bulu point.(I bought it as bemba when he was 3cm.) Now I'm adding photos and videos. Waiting for comments, thanks.
Here is a baby.
And the older ones.(They turned to yellow from white)
And now i am adding their mother and father's photos.
On left, their mothers.
And the fish which is on hindmost is father of these yellows!
And a photo of yellow and normal bemba. They are brothers and sisters! They borned from same mother even at same time and one of them is yellow and one of them is a beautiful black bemba.
Here is a video of adult yellows!
And the new borned babies video. (Mother bemba fried 13 babies and 3 of them is white!)
I really dying to see the comments about my fish. Because i dont know their kind and i'd to learn about it. I think this is a interesting mutation. If i am not wrong, a mutation like this is happening on sp.black caramba as caramba red bishop. Maybe it is a new kind of tropheus which has not seen before. Could this mutation happen on bemba too like caramba?
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