Well... It died..
Something was wrong...
Movie of my investigation of the stomach, didnt find anything strange..
Comments in Swedish, sorry 4 that..

http://youtu.be/NqxHEqaCIZU

Hi,

I think it's not the same what is happening to the L 95 above and all the other mentioned cases. The shown specimens on l-welse.com all changed back as far as I know. Some keep changing every two months, I also keep a P. nudiventris that is doing so (the one pictured in the Amazonas article ...

bekateen wrote:Hi Jozi81,
Wow that's a beautiful aquarium. Would you please come over to my house and set up my aquarium to look so nice?
Cheers, Eric

Thanx Eric! No problem, always wanted to see the states! I do it for free, only cost you a ticket from sweden to USA

This phenomenon is not unheard of. Amazonas had an article about it, it's not limited to just one species or genus and the reason is still unknown if I recall correctly.

If the behavior is fine I wouldn't worry. Keep photographing the fish, it may slowly revert back to its original colors.

Hi ...

My L95 has gone from: To: Over approx. 3 weeks..
Pretty high pH, around 8, no other symptoms, eats and looks healthy.
Have been reading about this happen to other L95 from time to time, but just checking with you guys if I should worry..
All black dots still really black..

http://youtu.be/gujjTVXUrPQ
Have some plecos in My 960 liter predatorytank, filtered by a sump with moving bed, and som extarnal filters.

In this tank L25, 95, 152 and an adonis.
Also some smaller in additional tanks.
L90, L190, L203, 134, L24 and another smaller 25. Feel free to comment.