RTCfan86 Bronze Tier VIP MFK Member Feb 25, 2009 359 157 651 Fraser, MI Jul 12, 2024 #1 I can’t seem to find a solid answer to this question. Is this a mutation, or are they perhaps hybrids between zebras and another type of Mbuna?
I can’t seem to find a solid answer to this question. Is this a mutation, or are they perhaps hybrids between zebras and another type of Mbuna?
DJRansome Aimara MFK Member Mar 16, 2008 854 945 130 New Jersey Jul 12, 2024 #2 Metriaclima estherae OB occur naturally in the Lake. Reactions: danotaylor, RTCfan86 and Sinister-Kisses
danotaylor Aimara MFK Member Jun 26, 2024 883 1,284 129 54 Okeana Ohio Jul 13, 2024 #3 This naturally occurring OB's genetics are the bedrock of hybrid OB production in the aquarium trade, and one of the reasons OB fish tend to be more aggressive than their non-OB counterparts.
This naturally occurring OB's genetics are the bedrock of hybrid OB production in the aquarium trade, and one of the reasons OB fish tend to be more aggressive than their non-OB counterparts.
RTCfan86 Bronze Tier VIP MFK Member Feb 25, 2009 359 157 651 Fraser, MI Jul 13, 2024 #4 Thank you both for the info! Reactions: danotaylor