DNA check our fish

[the animal guy]

You not hurting anyone for being in a thread. Dont sorry.

We need to find where to do this DNA testings for our cichids. Tired of tossing cichlid names around like jigsaw puzzles. Did they do DNA testings on them first or just "think so"..

And also. For most Mammals except whales, we have sperm in our Testicles 123 Testical 123 .. hello? Where are fish's sperms stored in their body?

 

[doomiedee]

^^ that's a good question.


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[Cu455]

 

[fug202]

And also. For most Mammals except whales, we have sperm in our Testicles 123 Testical 123 .. hello? Where are fish's sperms stored in their body?

Sperm is produced in the testes, including in whales and fish. It's just that those animal don't have their testes held externally in a descended sac. The gonads responsible for sperm production are the same though.

 

[RD.]

It is a Red Isletas, but does the Red Isletas have a scientific name? Is it a different species than Citrinellus?? I really don't know.

Perhaps this will help answer your question.

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?554950-Lets-see-those-Red-isletas

 

[RD.]

And here's how common they are in the Granada area, along the shore of Lake Nicaragua. Baskets of the red/barred morph are sold at the local market on a regular basis.

 

[jiant2520]

Perhaps this will help answer your question.

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?554950-Lets-see-those-Red-isletas

Awesome. Thanks.

 

[the animal guy]

So DNA in fish is fake?? No such thing?

 

[Aweshade9]

DNA is in all animals including fish.

 

[Source310]

What are you trying to find out exactly?
How are you going to connect a fish to a certain location with DNA?

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