He looks even better now, I can't wait to see what he turns into when he is full grown.
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, keep in mind that your new hybrid might develop a bit of a bump for a head due to the Vieja genes. (HE IS ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL BY THE WAY.) But I'm glad to hear that you are not expecting him to have a big head because that is not likely. Kamfas do "tolerate" a slightly higher PH but not the levels you will get from having a crushed corral substrate, at least not for good long term health of the fish. I do use corral in my canisters to help stabilize my PH. In terms of the black substrate, I used to love it, until it made my flowerhorns look like charcoal in color. I wonder how black substrate will effect the color of your hybrid?
I didn't breed it but to make a three species hybrid you would just need to hybridize two species and then mix that hybrid with another species.
Lol flowerhorns, red Texas, and blood parrots are all more then just 3 species breed together.
Oh okay i didnt know that i thought they were a 2 species hybrid also didn't i thought the red texas was a color morph of the Texas cichlid
Red Texas are blood Parrot x Cyanoguttatus or Carpintis. Blood parrots are synspilum x midevil( most red devils or Midas aren't pure and are mixed with each other). Flowerhorns are unknown but it is known that they are crossed from many different species.
