Camel cichlid

69cichlids

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I was wondering why some fish looked like they were squished...were they stripped from the mother to soon?

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69cichlids

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from 2 red zebra, I watched them spawn. Some are brown others are red, and a few have camel humps like this one

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minifoot77

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i can't see the pic on my phone but the description sounds like a spinal deformaty

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verbal

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Culling is destroying unwanted offspring. If you get them small enough it can be done easily by feeding them to pretty much any adult fish that is carnivorous.
 
69cichlids

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Oooo ok I think I'll go feed my fish a few fry that are starting to look like that...the one in the picture is about 3 in, is that something a piranha could eat?

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minifoot77

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it can be genetic if the gene pool is to shallow. . . Try a different male or female from another line of the same species

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hotwingz

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You could feed that one to your piranhas!!! I used to feed mine pool comets! I miss those fish. But ya thats not something the fish is supposed to do is have that hump. If there's more its probably too closely bred.

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69cichlids

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Yeah I figured our shouldn't have the hump lol, didn't know if it was
A genetic thing out from bring striped to soon, I would say with the red zebra 3 out of the 10 were like that her first time...
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