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I'm glad this one is about to molt, it's going to look really nice, already pretty large. I think that if heros don't have a humidity gradient(which this one didn't but does now), one symptom that pops up with too much humidity is an apparent fungal growth(mycosis) on the antennae. They turn a little dark and is obvious to me that they become less sensitive. I think this is another female and was having trouble mating with a male I have because of her insensitive antennae she taps on the male with. I don't know for sure about that, it's how it looks to me. So this will make 3 females and one male I have. I really expect plings from heros heros next year, I've bred the other two and going to do attempt it again in the Spring.
Just a pic of arizonensis plings:
Just a pic of arizonensis plings: