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February 18th 05, 10:16 PM
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New strain of Blue Rams in LFS
I live in Minnesota, USA, and for as long as I can remember all the Blue
Rams (Mikrogeophagus ramirezi) have been the 'German Blue Rams' from the stock of German breeders that had bread a more colorfull (?) strain. They are torpedo shaped, about 1/2 as high as they are long, with a flat back and stomach. Today at the local PetCo they have a tankfull of Blue Rams that were much, much more rounded (Discus proportions), about one inch long and about 7/8 inch high and very colorfull with tall fins and chubby looking. These are not German Blue Rams. Thinking of getting a pair for a new planted 30USGal, in the planning stages. Can anyone comment on these observations. -- Hope this helps. Jim Anderson ( 8(|) To email me just pull my_finger 
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