David R;3182853; said:
They look good, I guess we're lucky bichirs aren't easy to breed like cichlids or we'd end up with a heap of unidentifiable 5th generation hybrids...
It's actually easy to tell hybrids from pure breeds. All you need is to know are the existing pure breeds and anything that looks odd especially if it captive breed then you will know that it could be a hybrid.
I have seen some hybrid bichirs from my supplier but I don't have pics of them. I only able to post pics of them if I buy it from him which I'm planning to do in a near future.
sene x polli
sene x del (Looks like a palmas)
sene x ornate
polli x del
polli x ornate (Looks like a short body tuegelsi)
polli x endli (Looks like a palmas)
ornate x endli
ornate x del (Looks like a weeksi but with more mottle pattern)
del x endli (Looks like a lower jaw brown weeksi)
endli x lap
endli x cong (Looks like an endli with a nigerian lap head)
endli x ansorgii (I'm against this kind of hybrid as it just look like a regular guinea endli)
endli x bichir
bichir x lap (I'm against this kind of hybrid as they look very similar from the parents)
bichir x cong
bichir x ansorgii (You can tell by the head shape and with a some patterns on the gill plate)
ansorgii x cong (Looks like a lap with wider head)
I even have my doubts on polypterus sp. "dabola" that it could be a wild hybrid.
Guinea lap x nigerian lap