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mhill90

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Is FH or Trimac x Cuban possible? I have the fish to create this, but I don't wanna put them together if it's not gonna happen ever.

I am also wondering about Carpintis x Jag or Carpintis x RTM?
 

chefjamesscott

Jack Dempsey
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yes it would. Any cross between genus, species or even subspecies is considered a hybrid. They could look nice.
Well sucky night last night. I checked the tank yesterday morning and all the eggs were gone. So I thought nothing of it, till I checked the tank just before leaving last night. The male black belt totally brutalized the female veja syn . So I netted out all of the fish in the tank except for the small bristlenose plecs.

This morning the female was dead which I kinda figured and the black belt got the beating of its existence from my blue spot pike and it was dead this afternoon.

Guess you could call it poetic justice for brutalizing the female.

I have a male veja syn in another tank that the female stripped his fins cause she wanted to get busy with. So I am going to get him nursed back to health and try to see if he will like one of my 4 veja bifa that I am growing out in another tank.

I took a couple of pics of the fish but did not think anyone wanted to see dead fish on this thread as thats what the dead fish thread is for.
 

loureyes

Fire Eel
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Is FH or Trimac x Cuban possible? I have the fish to create this, but I don't wanna put them together if it's not gonna happen ever.

I am also wondering about Carpintis x Jag or Carpintis x RTM?
I believe all the crosses you mentioned are possible. I know the texas x jag has been done quite a few times. and when introducing the fish together I would keep a divider between them or give the female a ton of hiding places
 

mhill90

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I believe all the crosses you mentioned are possible. I know the texas x jag has been done quite a few times. and when introducing the fish together I would keep a divider between them or give the female a ton of hiding places
I am not new here (old user name mshill90 is broken).. I keep my jags and carpintis together now, and no one has bred except for a pair of carpintis.

As for the others, I'm not sure what I wanna do.
 
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