It is possible, since the catfish hybrids from Jurassic Aquatics were mostly lab created, this "aro hybrid" can also be created. It would take several or maybe hundreds of attempts. I don't think a pretty aro will result in these parents. I guess it would be legal because it is not 100% asian
Where did you get that information? I question that as there are cat hybrids of endangered animals that are completely legal in the US.
It specifically applies to CITES, but I assumed it would apply to more regulations as well.
Not always! Depends on the definition of hybrid or species status written in the laws. For example, all hybrids of larger constrictor snakes are illegal in some states, even if they are hybrid of one legal species and one illegal species. Wolfdogs, coydogs and coywolf are illegal in most states. Sometimes hybrids are treated like the pure species depends on which states. For example saugeye (hybrid of sauger and walleye) are included in the walleye limit and not sauger limit. Same deal with tiger muskellunge which is a hybrid, are treated like a pure muskellunge not a northern pike. You will not see a tiger muskellunge on a northern pike limit. Bison x cattle hybrids, yak x cattle hybrids and zebra hybrids will not fall in the domesticated animal category as they are treated like exotic animals depends on which states. Unfortunately most hybrids usually take the legal status of illegal said (or regulated) animal.
