where is the thai silk on this??? if its the big blue one, i thought the thai silk was a newer strain? and i also thought it was a zz strain not lohan??
Flowerhorn Family
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In this chart you can only vaguely see the evoultion and not even what was put in to create the next step(secrets i guess). The "real" chart would be much more spider web'ed. If somebody could translate, it would probably make more sense.
Kamfa is there, its the only one written in english haha. Looks like the Kamfamalau is one of the two right below the big blue guy.
It was to my understanding that Thai silks were relatively new. Probably newer than this chart is. That big blue guy looks like hes invovled in the TS process. Ive seen older FH's titanium in color, But have only seen the blue hues recently.
Kamfa is there, its the only one written in english haha. Looks like the Kamfamalau is one of the two right below the big blue guy.
It was to my understanding that Thai silks were relatively new. Probably newer than this chart is. That big blue guy looks like hes invovled in the TS process. Ive seen older FH's titanium in color, But have only seen the blue hues recently.
Dude, if you want to talk about new strains + old strains. Serious? You'll have a map! Kamalau aka GM, kamfamalau, red ZZ, blue ZZ, Thai silk, golden base aka JK, Thai Red ZZ, Indo malau, Thai malau, Vietnamese blue diamond, red diamond, red ink, kamfa and probably a whole bunch more I can't name because my mind is boggling right now. 
LOL due to the way Thai Silks are, they can be anything. I saw a short face, white eye, fan tail, even mouth Thai Silk. That particual one could be classified as Kamfa. Most have KML or ZZ traits. I think essentially it just its own strain.
@ Big_One most diamonds are just zz/malau.
@ Big_One most diamonds are just zz/malau.
Musha;4363113; said:
There is actually more than just zz/malau into it. Many zz/malau cross I've seen doesn't quite look like diamonds. But even if it does contain zz/malau, it is still a new strain. Most FH are being cross over one another to create something, and once it is complete as what the breeder likes it. It is considered as a new strain...just like Thai Red ZZ, Blue ZZ and so on...they all contain certain strain in them to create a new strain. It just depends how deep you want to dig back into their history...
I have no idea about Tan King, they are almost impossible to be found now a days. True strain of Tan King doesn't exist anymore...and if you do come across one(some still exist as what I've heard), be prepare to shed some real cash.tiddlywinks;4370610; said: