What kind of carpintis is this?

FluffySackson

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Pics: please forgive the injuries. He's arch rivals with my geophagus brasiliensis (who is also one mean son-of-a-*****)
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Looks like something with trimac genes..maybe a cross between a trimac and a texas if that's possible..
I had one that was sold to me as a Flowerhorn and it was a really mean son of a ***** as well..
 
justarn

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prob a product of a red texas attempt imo
 
FluffySackson

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Red texas is a mix of carpintis and hemichromis. And this guy seems to be mixed with an amphilophus trimac, the main fish used to make flowerhorns


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FluffySackson said:
Red texas is a mix of carpintis and hemichromis. And this guy seems to be mixed with an amphilophus trimac, the main fish used to make flowerhorns
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Hemichromis is a West African cichlid. I don't think anyone is crossing those with New Worlds.
 
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FluffySackson said:
Red texas is a mix of carpintis and hemichromis. And this guy seems to be mixed with an amphilophus trimac, the main fish used to make flowerhorns


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Dude... A central mixed with an african?

Red texas is a hybrid. Which may consist of many different species.

My money is on red Texas too.




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justarn

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FluffySackson said:
Red texas is a mix of carpintis and hemichromis. And this guy seems to be mixed with an amphilophus trimac, the main fish used to make flowerhorns


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No lol, red texas is red mammon cross texas.

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