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What Defines a 'Rose Queen' Flowerhorn?

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Can a FH expert explain or answer the OP's post? i was told i have one but i am unsure what that means.. please explain :)
 
I am no expert but will add my thoughts from what i have gotten on this from those who are at the top in this area. While others may have made fish that fit the description of Rose Queen with various fish the first ones called this were supposed to be from FH x BP crosses that lean towards high end BP's. On the other side most likely the ones that leaned towards looking FH were used in making Mammons. This is why many of the breeders in Thailand list their Rose Queens as a strain of BP and their Red Mammons as a strain of FH. Since non of them who were involved in making the first ones of either want to fully come out and say exactly how and what was used in making them this could be partially wrong. My main research was on the ways they make the best Red Texas and i have been given bits and pieces from several of these breeders on this. I have combined these bits together in making my own breeding program and am testing them to see how truthful they play out. This is what other members on here have done it seems in making their own version of Rose Queens.
To the poster that has the pearled fish my understanding is Rose Queens do not have pearls which if so means your fish is not one but a nice fish non the less. There are several pearled fading strains of FH and being it was bought as a RT may well be a Texas x fader flowerhorn cross. I have several of this type of cross growing out right now for my RT project.
 
So after posting it seems that i did not clearly answer so will now. A Good Rose Queen should have a good deep intense color and the physical build of a high quality non deformed BP with males having a small to no visible kok ,regardless of how it was made. A Red Mammon should have a good deep intense color and the physical build of a flowerhorn with males having a well formed kok varying in size to ones own taste ( smaller hard type - large water type).

Again this is just my thoughts on this from personal opinion and discussions from others on it.
 
so then what the heck do i have lol ?? If you look at my pictures it is some sort of kmfa flower horn then has a large KOK .. please help id this fish
 
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