All Hybrids that I can find on MFK

Camphilophus

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WickedJester;4333984; said:
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v315/04shakerJRS/FISH/?action=view&current=e79532f0.mp4


Just got eggs. The mom and dad off these eggs are AmarilloXRed Devil cross. Cant wait to see what these fry turn out to look like. The male is quite beat up from the Green texas male in the tank.
This would be a batch that I would cull 100% of them. I've bred midas devils before but refused to raise any. For the sake of amphilophus. You don't really want to cross 2 amphilophus species because they're already so closely related. You're just going to have hybrid amphilophus and if you have those people are going to be really confused when they try to I.D. them. There are already enough hybrid citrinellus.X.labiatus and really no need for more. Most responsible hobbyist will not want to raise your fry so there is no need to let them loose to the public. Besides you already know what it's going to look like so why raise any when you can have the pure species?
 

stuckinthemiddle

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Camphilophus;4334805; said:
This would be a batch that I would cull 100% of them. I've bred midas devils before but refused to raise any. For the sake of amphilophus. You don't really want to cross 2 amphilophus species because they're already so closely related. You're just going to have hybrid amphilophus and if you have those people are going to be really confused when they try to I.D. them. There are already enough hybrid citrinellus.X.labiatus and really no need for more. Most responsible hobbyist will not want to raise your fry so there is no need to let them loose to the public. Besides you already know what it's going to look like so why raise any when you can have the pure species?
I agree 100%. Its like breeding a convict with a cutteri.
 

Camphilophus

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stuckinthemiddle;4338997; said:
I agree 100%. Its like breeding a convict with a cutteri.
funny that you say that. I have a male cutteriXseptemfasciatus that keeps breeding with a female convict. It's a 3 way hybrid. I actually just pulled 4 of them out that were 1"+ and they have another batch of free swimmers right now. Hopefully the tank mates will eat their whole spawn this time.
 

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i really enjoyed looking through this thread...my first time
 

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FishFreak95;4343145; said:
Why? you can see pretty well that the EB gene is showing in the hybrid.
to me it doesn't look like it has EBJD gene in it. it look like a JagxSyn.
 
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