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Old 10-03-2010, 09:22 PM   #61 (permalink)
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Default Re: High PH in tank - seeking help
Cool pics.

You have neons also? The second pic you have labelled red cardinals looks like a neon to me (closest one). The red line on a cardinal goes the full length of it's body, only half for a neon. Other than that they look the same.
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Cool pics.

You have neons also? The second pic you have labelled red cardinals looks like a neon to me (closest one). The red line on a cardinal goes the full length of it's body, only half for a neon. Other than that they look the same.
yeah they are actually all red cardinals, just looks like that in the pic, I too thought the same when I seen the Pic.
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