Piquiti x Kelberi?

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Why do you say that, out of curiosity? If there's a lack of one species around the time they are ready to breed, it won't stop them. Fish do not breed based on looks and species. This is habitual and instinct and entirely possible... Especially if they are appearing in the same waterways.


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people have a hard time wrapping their heads around the years of hardwired "science" People still believe the hybridization does not occur in the wild, a specie will always remain as such until millions of years go by. Matter of fact, stingrays are being hybridized daily, and offsprings are mostly all viable. and there is scientific literature that most of the parachromis sp. larger guapote hybrdize with good frequencies. Maybe genetically they're not so seperated to begin with. How do we know that that's not how new species are being discovered or rather produced in the wild, for adaptation and survival. As species become extinct as we so fear for, new ones are coming along.
 
people have a hard time wrapping their heads around the years of hardwired "science" People still believe the hybridization does not occur in the wild, a specie will always remain as such until millions of years go by. Matter of fact, stingrays are being hybridized daily, and offsprings are mostly all viable. and there is scientific literature that most of the parachromis sp. larger guapote hybrdize with good frequencies. Maybe genetically they're not so seperated to begin with. How do we know that that's not how new species are being discovered or rather produced in the wild, for adaptation and survival. As species become extinct as we so fear for, new ones are coming along.

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From my experience with pb hybrids, kels seem to have really whimpy genes. I have yet to have seen azul x kel. But i seen mono x kel and orino x kel. Both dun show any kel triads. Then tend go the other way and display none of the gold spangles or anal spottings. Hybrids likely do occur in the wild, good example would be the dabola from the bichir species. But on the other hand, it doesn't prove that all species will cross breed.

Long story short. IMO, those are azuls. Nothing more.

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