Cross-breeding a silver and black arow?

[tankyou]

Is it possible? Has anyone had success?

 

[pebble]

its possible, but they can only be bred in the wild. and in the wild, they live in differnt regions.

 

[JardiniBoy]

We've had a thread about this already. Yes it is possible because the first part of their scientfic names (can't remember what it's called) is the same.

As I said in the past thread, I'd be more interested in a jardini x asian aro (both scleropages), but that's just me. It might also be interesting to the Americans out there as it would have a better change of being legal in the States.

 

[DeLgAdO]

perhaps they are already in existence. The problem is how could we tell what the hybrid would actually look like?

ahhhhhhhhhh?

 

[tankyou]

Interesting info thanks. And thats true...u never know they might be out there already.

 

[sQwiReL]

so black aros get blue colored fins... silver aros have a reddish colored fins.... would the hybrid be a PURPLE aro?

 

[Jesse]

]the first part of their scientfic names (can't remember what it's called)

Genus, plural is genera.

 

[Miguel]

I do not believ it happens. Tey are both Osteoglossums. But what reasons would make them mate in the wild?

 

[ethnics]

if they mated, the babies would look like silvers lol. whats the point. as jardiniboy said, i'd be more interesetd in a jardini x asian aro cross or a leichardti x asian aro cross or even a jardini x leichardti cross...

 

[AnDr3w]

I do not believ it happens. Tey are both Osteoglossums. But what reasons would make them mate in the wild?

There horny of course!