CichlidFish.com - Fish That Think.

Hello everyone my name is brian i got 2 o's in a 150 g tank. When I got them there colors was fading out . I got albino tiger oscar and a tiger oscar but there colors have been coming back slowly. i feed them frozen blood worms and brine shrimp and raise my own feeders but what can i do . I have seen some very beautiful o's and want mine to look like that iand i feed them omaga one pellets medium let me know what i can do please thank you

Hi,
I believe there are specialized foods out there that concentrate on increasing color saturation to make for a more vibrant colors. Personally I think its more important to just feed them healthy foods and not worry too much about the color, though it wouldn't hurt to try out various foods since its best not to feed the same exact diet all the time. Also make sure to keep the tank parameters as clean and ideal as possible. Keep in mind that genetics may simply make some oscars to be more colorful than others....

Do not know if I want more content related to this topic, you give me or not.

Happy Oscars are also more colorful Oscars.
When they are tired, they can be dull and drab, if their habitat is not making them happy, they will be drab.
Oscar's are very social, if that need is not met they also will be a drab. Generally if they are hungry and dancing for food, that will be the time they seem to show off their coulor trying to attract your attention. You can use that, as a gauge of how color full they are.

Also good quality food, fresh food if possible such as ground worms, cricks etc, stay away from feed fish, etc.