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Do the gills on these babies look too red to you guys? Is this bad( the ammonia is at 0,first thing I checked) What could it be?






They said the ammonia was 0Red gills are caused by ammonia burning fish's gills. Parameters?
Makes total sense and I love the term "blushers" they're such sweet fish anyway. Thanks for the thread beautiful fish too btwThose are koi. And koi angels are genetically blushing gold marbles.
With young blushers, their gill plates are see through. Which is why they appear red. As they mature, the gill plates typically lose that transparency and the pink cheeks go away. But not always.
Here is a thread I made with examples of both adults and juvies. I love blushers and breed many different types of blushers.
In Honor Of Those Who Arent A Fan Of Blushing Angelfish! | Angelfish 418099