Geophagus sp. Xbreeding

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peathenster;4299832; said:
Really? How do you think blood parrots are bred?
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lol. the severum midas cross thing is just a theory. Theres even theories that BP are just deformed midas/red devil. Only the people who made them knows the answer. Or if a scientist studies the BPs genetic genealogy. But I'm not saying its impossible. But if a SA/CA hybrid egg hatched it probably wouldn't live long.
 
glenbo;4299537; said:
there is no way a Geo Brasiliensis can breed with a Convict, SA Cichlids do not breed with CA cichlids, they are completley different.
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Who drew the line between the continents? Do the fish know about this line? :ROFL:
 
BigPic;4300399; said:
Who drew the line between the continents? Do the fish know about this line? :ROFL:
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well the land that connects CA and SA is small and for a time weren't even connected, giving them a long time to evolve separately.
 
Show me some proof then or act like n00bs, i bet my MFK account you cannot show me a Hybrid between a CA and a Amazonian or African Cichlid.

The Blood Parrot comment is hilarious!!

They are a short bodied Hybrid between a Midas and a Red Head Vieja.

Severums do not breed with anything but Heros species.
 
FishFreak95;4300465; said:
show me some proof.
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Show me proof of what you guys are laughing at me about first, that you all think that Central American Cichlid types can breed with Amazonian types.

My Info come from the breeder in Taiwan that i got my Flowerhorns and Festae from.

I put out a account bet here now that NOBODY on this entire forum can show me a ca x sa hybrid or a Heros x another Genera hybrid.

I have been breeding Hybrids for 15 years because i like to have unique pets, think before you mock.
 
Screw it, took me 3 seconds on google to prove what im saying.

Through years of experimenting, fish breeding researchers have discovered a breeding technique to cross breed between Red Devil (Cichlasoma citrinellum) and Redheaded Cichlid (C. synspillum) to create offspring known as Red Diamond (Xue Zhuan Shi) and Red Precious Stone (Xue Bao Shi).
The only difference in these techniques rests on the sequence of sex selection in pairing the parentage. Some breeding researchers chose male Red Devil to pair with female Redheaded Cichlid, some did the opposite.At an earlier stage, due to the low supply of Red Parrot, fish pet shoppers could not utilize any standard to classify and grade Red Parrot for their sizes and appearances. With the increase of more available supplies of Red Parrot on the market, the Red Parrot shoppers could finally develop a standardized method to classify and grade the available Red Parrot on the market. Below is a table of my classifications and grading method on the four groups of Red Parrot which resemble that from the fish pet industry.
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http://parrotcichlid.com/history
 
Did (the late) Guy Jordan just make this up?

From edition 16 of the American Cichlids Association's Buntbarche Bulletin:


"I've seen many examples of​
Cichlasomas cross breeding within the genus,
but was rather startled to hear of a cross between a regular "convict" and a G.
brasiliensis! I've seen the photographic proof, too, the pair with eggs and with fry.
The same people announced a successful cross between a "convict" and a C.
friedrichsthali. My reaction to this was, "Where in the world did they get that
species?" I've wanted that one for years! Thanks to Jim Malcolm for sending me​

this interesting bit."

 
dogofwar;4300496; said:
Did (the late) Guy Jordan just make this up?

From edition 16 of the American Cichlids Association's Buntbarche Bulletin:


"I've seen many examples of​
Cichlasomas cross breeding within the genus,
but was rather startled to hear of a cross between a regular "convict" and a G.
brasiliensis! I've seen the photographic proof, too, the pair with eggs and with fry.
The same people announced a successful cross between a "convict" and a C.
friedrichsthali. My reaction to this was, "Where in the world did they get that
species?" I've wanted that one for years! Thanks to Jim Malcolm for sending me​

this interesting bit."
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Yes.

Somebody prove me otherwise, just because he is 'late' does not mean he did not make brash statements.
 
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