http://youtube.com/watch?v=jm76gBn4QtY&feature=related looks AMAZING to me. I wonder whats in it... Supposedly dovvi X FH but I doubt it. Kind of reminds me of a red tiger motaguense.
Anybody ever seen this one? (dovvi X flowerhorn)
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yeah that one looks jagXFH or jagXdovii to me. i think this vid surfaced in here a good while ago.
I have seen one just like that in person and yes that is JagxFH not Dovii
I still have never seen Dovii crossed with anything
I still have never seen Dovii crossed with anything
keep telling yourself that than
look at the pattern and don't be so gullible
Dovii has not been crossed with anything and if ithad it would be much more attention
Jag FH crosses I have seen a few time and even on this board before ugly cross too
look at the pattern and don't be so gullible
Dovii has not been crossed with anything and if ithad it would be much more attention
Jag FH crosses I have seen a few time and even on this board before ugly cross too
BastardFish;1715375; said:
The fish in question looks to me like a FH X Parachromis species, though it's really tough to say Exactly what it is with out seeing the parents.
I crossed male dovii X female RT , 1st week of june, 2007, so yes a cross with a dovii is very possible.
The pair with their fry:http://http://s192.photobucket.com/...tion=view¤t=BerniesFish-June2007084.flv
One of the dovii X RT at ~ 5 months old, oct. 27, 2007.
http://http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z116/Bern-C/IMG_1984.jpg
The Dovii + RT pair, oct. 27, 2007.http://http://s192.photobucket.com/albums/z116/Bern-C/?action=view¤t=MVI_2013.flv
One of the dovii X RT hybrids at almost 10 months old, measured at 7", mrch 27, 2008. Fish turns black fairly quickly after being out of the water breifly
http://http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z116/Bern-C/48880015.jpg
So far the dovii X RT hybrids look more RT- like but do have traits of both. They are subordinate to many larger and older cichlids but their aggressive colors are very nice: bright yellow with vertical and a horizontal stripe, and red dots on the body.The male has green on gill plate and face. This last picture is of a definate male; I have 2 smaller ones ( 6") that I think and hope are females. The rest of them were used as feeders; I kept the largest and most dominant.