New HM Female from Petsmart

[MattsBettas]

Ooh yes, it could be a male. A 180 spread does not mean a hm like ht said. And a vt x hm would result in 100% vt fish.

[wah543]

Originally Posted by Hadoken Kitty

Anatomy 101: Layman's Terms

There are many different types of bones. There are thick, thin, and everything in-between. Long, short, dense, and irregular. We must remember that bones are truly living, breathing, cells. This allows them to grow and repair themselves. That means that when a fish bites on it's tail, although it is biting on a bone, it's rays/bones have the ability to grow back. I am sure that a fish's bone cells cycle much quicker than a human's as well. I hope this helps. (:

Ha I get all that, I'm in pre med by the way, I'm just wondering its weird thinking you can eat your own bones

[MattsBettas]

I would compare tail rays more to fingernails then bones.

[Hadoken Kitty]

Originally Posted by MattsBettas

I would compare tail rays more to fingernails then bones.

This makes more sense anyways.