blue eyes like peppermint but the skin is like a common bristlenose?

yeah i had a feeling they were ordinary bn's but with genes to be black with white spots instead of brown with cream spots. its all cool with me as long as they keep there black colour, i can get common brown bns for $3 that are three times bigger off local breeders so i was hoping these ones in the ...

wow i cant believe its so easy to bring stuff into the us , here in australia its not so easy. btw wont species in the panama become endangered if everyone went fishing and brining home pets? i though the area would be protected.

what colour are your fry at the moment? brown or black? if they are black do they turn brown when they get older?

ok, but what is the cause of such a colour difference. in comparison the black and white ones look way better then the typical brown and cream spotted one.
the fact that its a baby bristlenose? genetics? food given to them to eat?

ps, they look really really similar to the first picture of the baby bristlenose

hi, i recently bought some common bristlenoses , brown - lightbrown with cream spots . i went into a petstore recently and saw 1cm bristlenoses at $7.50 , they look similar to the common one(same type of pattern on body and fins) they are pitch black with white spots. the only difference i can see ...