Nice thinking, but look at Asian arowanas. They're ornamental fish. I doubt re population is on the forefront with these people have spent thousands and thousands of dollars building a breeding program. That's the sad reality
Anybody think datnoids aren't captive bred??
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Nice thinking, but look at Asian arowanas. They're ornamental fish. I doubt re population is on the forefront with these people have spent thousands and thousands of dollars building a breeding program. That's the sad reality
Nice thinking, but look at Asian arowanas. They're ornamental fish. I doubt re population is on the forefront with these people have spent thousands and thousands of dollars building a breeding program. That's the sad reality
Actually,
I read an article where the fish farms have to release a certain amount each year of the wild variety, thats actually the only reason greens show up from time to time.. or it would be red and gold all day!!lol
Pretty much sums it all up for me as well but I don't see the farmers going through all the effort to re stock the river if there is money to be made with the fry...Interesting photos but I need to see more and an accompanying text would be great.
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I know for a fact that they are CB Indo's. They are injected with hormonal steroids and "milked for sperm or eggs. This has been going on with polys for some time now, as well as other species.
That's really good news Kevin,if true..I have heard talk of it before but never seen any proof that it is being done.
Any word on whether or not they are or plan to do the same with other datnoid species, Kevin?
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What if I said I was starting a breeding program lol
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