Anyone Seen An Amazon Arowana Hybrid? A Silver and a Black?

[DeLgAdO]

Dude, read what I posted more carefully.

How is it impossible by nature? Not that I doubt you, but I'm not going to take your word for it.






Maybe I do doubt you.

start looking then, if you prove me wrong, my hats off to you

 

[AnDr3w]

1 fish 2 fish, red fish blue fish?

 

[me_wee_todded]

maybe it can happen maybe it cant
it would certainly be an intresting fish.

 

[rallysman]

start looking then, if you prove me wrong, my hats off to you

Thats not how it usually works.
You can't just pull answers out of your ass without being able to back them up. I'm not saying you're wrong, but you've given me NO reason to think that you're right.

How about I make a wikipedia page about how it's possible and site that as being true. Good enough for you del?

 

[AnDr3w]

That would be a cool fish

 

[demjor19]

i love these debates! why couldnt a black and silver bread? i mean you can bread different trout, pike & muskie, cichlids, etc. sure, these fish are very dif. from an aro, but they are fish none the less. the two aros seem similar enough to have it work?

 

[STONEDFISH]

Neither can prove it one way or the other... but let's see who has a more convincing argument!!!
STNDFSH

 

[rallysman]

I'm not saying they can, but I'd like for delgado to back his statement up with something. If not, I can just keep wondering I suppose.

 

[vanimate]

colors mean nothing, silvers can have those colors.

its the physical characteristics of the fish that counts

Arent colors physical characteristics?

 

[MistirE]

Arent colors physical characteristics?

They are different breeds.