Amphilophus istlanus

[dan518]

Just read a article written by William heijns about istlanus, dna test have shown that it is a hybrid of amphilophus trimac and mayaheros beani,
Has anyone else heard about this?

 

[Aquamojo]

Just read a article written by William heijns about istlanus, dna test have shown that it is a hybrid of amphilophus trimac and mayaheros beani,
Has anyone else heard about this?

Where is that article?

 

[Empyreal]

Just read a article written by William heijns about istlanus, dna test have shown that it is a hybrid of amphilophus trimac and mayaheros beani,
Has anyone else heard about this?

A hybrid or somewhere in the middle of the gene trick. Looks wish I have no idea how they could be an inbetween, I mean I never seen one with a flowerline which they would get sometimes from trimac. I'm very doubting this

 

[jonclark96]

I think the article was on Willem's Facebook group Heroine Cichlids.

 

[newworld]

Trimacs and beani, arent even found in the same place...

 

[dan518]

Yes the piece I read was on William's heroine cichlid group page, only joined it yesterday so I haven't had time to see if he has a full write up on this subject, the piece I read didn't say where he got his information from that's why I asked on here if anyone had heard of this.

 

[dan518]

Trimacs and beani, arent even found in the same place...

The map he had showed there is a small over lap of trimacs and beani on the very edges of there natural range

 

[Aquamojo]

The map he had showed there is a small over lap of trimacs and beani on the very edges of there natural range

I'm a member there as well. What was the name of the article?

 

[Aquamojo]

The map he had showed there is a small over lap of trimacs and beani on the very edges of there natural range

I found it. Very interesting.

 

[dan518]

I found it. Very interesting.

Glad you found it, I would be interested to hear your thoughts and opinions on this