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| Posted | hybrid website |
| 01-08-2006 14:28 by jonie |
hi guys, stumbled upon a very bad hybrid cichlid site look at the julidchrmois x calvus! |
| 01-08-2006 14:29 by jonie |
http://burnel.club.fr/horreur_hybrides.htm forgot the www |
| 01-08-2006 14:30 by Malawimad |
Doesn't work jonie! |
| 01-08-2006 14:32 by jonie |
copy and paste
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| 01-08-2006 14:34 by Malawimad |
Tried it mate... Wont work |
| 01-08-2006 14:36 by jonie |
mad fish please show me your hybrids THIS FISH IS NOT MYNE |
| 01-08-2006 14:36 by jonie |
ok ill just show u the calvus hybreed
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| 01-08-2006 15:04 by kitkat |
Not funny!
My zebra's mated with something in my tank & it defiantly is not a zebra as she's the only one in the tank. Help what am I to do  |
| 01-08-2006 15:13 by -Rob C- |
let nature take its cause and most of the babies if not all will be eaten, if there is any left you're going to have some intresting looking fish. |
| 01-08-2006 16:37 by jonie |
yh as rob said just leave em
what do you make of the calvus x julidichromis |
| 01-08-2006 17:19 by nige |
actually that does loog nice even if it is unethical, i would doubt they could breed from them as they are two completely diferent fish so these are likeleyto be sterile. |
| 01-08-2006 17:52 by Ray |
hybrids can breed,look at parrots,trouble is they can be more vigourous than species |
| 01-08-2006 18:54 by Lexter |
i know Danny Boy made a good point hybrids weaken the hobby, but sorry, i would love my fish to cross-breed a bit, i wouldnt sell the fry without explaining, but prob wouldnt sell anyway
Definitly interested in cross-breeding Cichlids, altho dont actively try. |
| 01-08-2006 19:45 by paul stevens |
Im with you on that one nige i love the look of that fish. (interesting)  |
| 01-08-2006 19:47 by paul stevens |
Maybe i should breed my arrowana with my clown knife  now that would be interesting wonder what it would look like, and what would they call it. |
| 01-08-2006 19:51 by rob r |
henry would be a good name  |
| 01-08-2006 20:31 by nige |
the whole fertility thing is based on how different the genetic material is between the species, in this case it is very different and im surprised that there was any sort of viable organism at all but one of the main problems is infertility. most parrots cant breed as theyre sterile, but occasionally you get fertile females that you might cross with say a male severum, thus you have 1/4 red devil and 3/4 severum, most of these are fertile so you then breed the best male and best female parrot cichlid type thing and then you have a fertile brood of more parrot looking cichlids.
this is obviously a simplification, but that is basically how it has been done. they can also make them fertile using hormones but im not sure on that one. |
| 01-08-2006 21:40 by Danny Boy |
that calvus X looks nice. im not totally against hybrids. i keep flowerhorns myself. its a problem when they are crossed unprofessionally for want of a better word. when people cross the breeds at home and sell them on as one type when they are neither. it can seriously have an effect on a breed |
| 02-08-2006 11:30 by jonie |
yhi know but i could'nt beleive how a julidichromis and calvus could breed |
| 03-08-2006 02:22 by boboboy |
humm i would like to look at a better photo looks very photoshop to me |
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