<h1>"Fish Farming Says" Today's Headline Column: Medaka Population Series 020 St. Martini Red Mosaic Peacock Fish</h1>
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Dear aquarists today's headlines, good evening! This is the Medaka family peacock fish series, a special peacock fish will be introduced to you. That is the St. Marthari red mosaic peacock fish.
This peacock fish can be said to be a very special species in the mosaic series of peacock fish, and cannot be said to be a strain. Because this phenotype has not yet fully settled, it is just that occasionally a few mosaic peacock fish are this phenotype.
So what are the characteristics of this mosaic peacock? You can take a good look at the picture. First of all, this mosaic peacock fish, it is not like a dress peacock, there is a darker color of the waist, a black waist. Then on its abdomen, there is a little bit of red. The other tails also have dorsal fins, which are the mosaics of the regular red tails. The biggest highlight is that the waist is very similar to the gene of the dress.
The whole fish looks as if, dressed in a mosaic dress, very pretty. And there is a touch of red in her belly, which is very comfortable to match the whole color. But after all, this phenotype of peacock fish genes is unstable, can only be said to be unattainable. If it is said that the red mosaic peacock fish at home can breed such a phenotypic peacock fish, it is estimated that it can also participate in the competition. Because it's really too rare.
Well, the article about, the introduction of the Santa Martali red mosaic peacock fish is here, I hope you have a new understanding of this peacock fish. Thank you all for your support, welcome to continue to pay attention!