Good news MFK

[snookn21]

Look like hybrids to me. Looking forward to the pbass pics!

I will post pictures of the peacocks as soon as I fatten them up a bit. A day or two

Thanks, John

 

[bassinmike85]

look like hybrid to me also..

 

[snookn21]

The orino have little speckels all over them, and are only 2"

 

[MFM]

You know that I will be buying as many orinos as I possibly can...

LMK when they are ready to ship and are fattened up. I need some time to get some $$ anyway so it works out.

Do they eat pellets/fd bloodworms?

Thanks man!!

 

[West1]

Does anyone have an Adult Pic of a Orino from Rio Orinoco they can post here?

 

[I<3fish]

Those species do not naturally cross breed in the wild, they are probably pond raised in ponds after human-induced spawning.

Nice orinos, and can't wait to see those other bass.

 

[jcardona1]

Does anyone have an Adult Pic of a Orino from Rio Orinoco they can post here?

knock yourself out big dogg http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=250701&highlight=coromoto

chances are if you seen an orino before, it came from the Orinoco. they all look very different. different colors, different patterns. there's really no connecting a specific look to a certain area of the orinoco between colombia and venezuela

 

[jcardona1]

Those species do not naturally cross breed in the wild, they are probably pond raised in ponds after human-induced spawning.

Nice orinos, and can't wait to see those other bass.

im skeptical as to "wild-caught" anything these days

 

[I<3fish]

im skeptical as to "wild-caught" anything these days

Yes, even more so when they are hybridized, unless they are VERY closely related, (IE: same genus.)

 

[gangster]

John lets see those rio bronco's. And where are the orino's from?