Is this a RTC/paroon?

[jr monster fish]

Theres nothing wrong with hybrids...and everything right! We have all heard that it is "unnatural" and "wrong" so dont make us sit through it again. We are entitled to our own opinions, so out.







P.S. It IS better to have 2 parent species...and breed and get 100s of rtcXparoons, but alas, that is not really pheasable for most people.

 

[sayyid]

Just a blue shark

 

[jprp]

Theres nothing wrong with hybrids...and everything right! We have all heard that it is "unnatural" and "wrong" so dont make us sit through it again. We are entitled to our own opinions, so out.







P.S. It IS better to have 2 parent species...and breed and get 100s of rtcXparoons, but alas, that is not really pheasable for most people.

im not making you sit.

 

[jr monster fish]

Still, not every hybrid thread should be a debate. if you disagree with hybridization so much, start a thread about it.

 

[benzjamin13]

Interesting...it looks like some type of Pangius species more than a hybrid. I don't know...I've only seen a few RTCxParoon around and it's hard for me to call it a hybrid unless there's a clear shot of the head. Maybe another pic would help...maybe closer look at the head?

 

[jr monster fish]

^i want to see more pics too^

 

[thepwner70]

I wanna buy it how much

 

[pelleeklund]

I'm almost positive that is an Rtc/Paroon and if you can buy it I would. That is rare. Awesome.

 

[Wet Whiskers]

Posting more photos would really help. So that you are prepared, I have been told that these guys have the high activity level of a paroon and the gigantic appetite of a RTC. These guys are gonna need a LOT of space and filtration when adults.

 

[matt_rs]

Looked like a normal 2 inch Paroon. They are far curvier as juveniles with no visible spikes on their fins.