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| Posted | flowerhorn and redhead with eggs |
| 08-11-2006 19:13 by dobby |
came down this morning eggs on bogwood i was shocked |
| 08-11-2006 19:17 by dobby |
eggs and mum
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| 08-11-2006 19:21 by Bogwoodbruce |
do u think that they cross bred? |
| 08-11-2006 19:21 by dobby |
dad
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| 08-11-2006 19:21 by dobby |
yeah |
| 08-11-2006 19:25 by Bogwoodbruce |
nice fish any way
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| 08-11-2006 20:10 by jonie |
strange |
| 08-11-2006 22:12 by Cichlid Fury |
if they hatch grow them on and then sell as many as you can. we need more cross-bred fish they make the hobby more interesting |
| 09-11-2006 05:10 by darren |
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| 09-11-2006 06:34 by Bogwoodbruce |
Cross breeds are bad, either cull the young or keep a few but don't pass them on. |
| 09-11-2006 10:00 by PaddyD |
Yes it is very likely that they can produce young - the young might well be fertile as well.
Synspilium has been used to create some flower horn strains, so its quite likely. Of course you need to decide what to do with the fry. Obviously label them as hybids if you sell them. But bare in mind that 2-3 years one the original seller may try to sell them on as purebred which could get back into the local breeding stock. |
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