). There are no changes except mood and position of the pl*co that make him change color. I thought I'd post a few pics to show this ... these pics are cropped but not photo enhanced or edited. They are also the same pleco on the same day, and on that day I did nothing different to the tank ... also the Ph is stable and this is a healthy tank (fish are active, happy and hungry. water is like glass, not a cloud in it). In some ways the photos don't do him justice, but these pics are close to the real thing. No, angles of shots don't make him seem to change color. Here are the pics of Shark the Pl*co, notice the extreme color changes (and these aren't all his moods
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On the left is Shark in his Tiger mood and the right would be one of this darker moods. Below is his spotted mood (note: this pic happened only mins after the one above on the right and isn't his best ... he can't do black spots on pure light brown skin). I have yet to get a shot of his sandy mood, (light brown no spots or strips).
I was going to get some pictures of my common when he changes colors a well. I have yet to see mine do the tiger impression, but he has gone dark and moody before as well as the light and spotty, hehe. He is my favorite cat I think, just because he has such a personality.
