RelaxingBettas
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He was actually out of the shadows when dawn came for once, and now that both little males have their own space, how they've colored up! I totally get the 'scarlet jewels' thing now.
The subordinate one is getting colorful now too, that he's not being incessantly bullied (in a scarlet badis tank, there is no safe space- as my decimated cherry shrimp learned), as I hoped and predicted, but even the dominant one, now spared the need to be a jerk, is glowing up.
I guess after all the hand-wringing of realizing I was in over my head- a relative beginner with scarlet badis babies I could barely see-! and focusing on keeping them alive, enough months have passed I can exhale and name the little savages, lol. If his bro comes out long enough I'll post him here too. (And when my son's birthday camera is out of the box, better pictures of this guy, too.)
I like the name to really suit them, and he comes from Bengal, so sell me one, please, I usually have no lack of imagination, but have drawn a proper blank, after fussing over little No Name A and B for half a year. !
The subordinate one is getting colorful now too, that he's not being incessantly bullied (in a scarlet badis tank, there is no safe space- as my decimated cherry shrimp learned), as I hoped and predicted, but even the dominant one, now spared the need to be a jerk, is glowing up.
I guess after all the hand-wringing of realizing I was in over my head- a relative beginner with scarlet badis babies I could barely see-! and focusing on keeping them alive, enough months have passed I can exhale and name the little savages, lol. If his bro comes out long enough I'll post him here too. (And when my son's birthday camera is out of the box, better pictures of this guy, too.)
I like the name to really suit them, and he comes from Bengal, so sell me one, please, I usually have no lack of imagination, but have drawn a proper blank, after fussing over little No Name A and B for half a year. !