[tyourkie66]

does a green natt also have the red on its belly?

my reds have green backs and red bellies. does this mean anything speacil, like is it one of them expensive green natts or is it just another regualr red.

i have no pics to post.

 

[pcrose]

I will buy one from you but talk to Frank or Raptor as they will know or not if they are green natts.

 

[Raptor]

Look at this thread theres some pics Northern brazil green natts
No one really knows how many are actually out there, Or what they could go fer. For all we know they could be alot.

 

[InSinUAsian]

Im sure there are more out there, just people arent aware of it. They look so similar to thier red counterparts. Heck, I cant even tell them apart from all the pics Ive seen. Even when people post pics of thier reds, they all pretty much look greenish. I think its just me though.

~Dj

 

[RhomZilla]

does a green natt also have the red on its belly?

my reds have green backs and red bellies. does this mean anything speacil, like is it one of them expensive green natts or is it just another regualr red.

i have no pics to post.

The Green Natt is supposed to be a regular RB. The only reason why it seems rare, is because it hasnt been noticed before and recently came into conversation. Who knows how many of these Green Natts were available at one time but labeled as regular RBPs? Im not sure if its green tint would make it higher in price.. its as expensive as how much your willing to buy it for.. just like the purple RBs.

 

[o snap its eric]

my natts are greenish too!!! due to reflections from my plants. <- poor mans why of getting green natts.

 

[RhomZilla]

my natts are greenish too!!! due to reflections from my plants. <- poor mans why of getting green natts.

Dont trip Eric.. I have Cameleon (spelling?) RBs. Sometimes gold, silver, black and mixed. Wonder how much they're worth???

 

[o snap its eric]

oil spill colored RBs hahaha. just like a fixed up car. i would pay some cash for a RB to naturally look like that

 

[InSinUAsian]

I have Cameleon (spelling?) RBs. Sometimes gold, silver, black and mixed.

From what I have seen, fish color in pictures is largely dependent on lighting condition and how the flash hits them. Scales on fish are highly reflective and will reflect, seemingly, the whole spectrum of colors. I too have seen my fish "appear" many different colors. True color, IMO, is best shown by a picture taken without a flash, instead with only direct sunlight as the light source.

Again, I cannot tell the difference between green natts and regular. They all seem to have a "greenish-olive" drab color to them.

~Dj

 

[phensway]

i think that some piranhas (if not all) change their tint or color with their mood........ when mine feel threatened the get real light in color almost a white......... but when they are relaxed they are real red........ once again i think it depends on your fish on how much color it shows.......