Very interesting. It’s a shame they don’t do well. Not a hybrid fan in general but this one certainly caught my eye
Redtail Catfish X Pangasius
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I respect everyone's likes.
It's a curious case but I am happy the frankenstein doesn't do well. Same for any man made fish. I wish all the bad luck in the world onto everyone aiming to play god, messing with mother nature, etc. This philosophy / approach can lead to the pain and suffering depicted in the fictional Jurassic Park series (half-joke) or, in real life (no joke), to curious, "wonderful" thingies like certain known, novel, "human-friendly" viruses. For one.
Mr. $0.02
It's a curious case but I am happy the frankenstein doesn't do well. Same for any man made fish. I wish all the bad luck in the world onto everyone aiming to play god, messing with mother nature, etc. This philosophy / approach can lead to the pain and suffering depicted in the fictional Jurassic Park series (half-joke) or, in real life (no joke), to curious, "wonderful" thingies like certain known, novel, "human-friendly" viruses. For one.
Mr. $0.02
Yes I suppose it’s for the best. I must say the natural forms of the large parent catfish are much more beautiful in comparison
I live in Indonesia , got it from a friend that owns an ornamental fish export company. He still has some of those, no idea if he ships them to US .
His company IG : BIG Aqua Indonesia. the pictures TS posted looks absolutely similar to my RTC x Paroons. They still eat like pigs, but not growing much in length. getting quite thick though.
I find these to be very slow growing I have 3 year old one thats only 15 inches and a couple 6 month olds that are only about 6 inches.
