Interesting looking fish. I personally have no problem with hybrids so long as people are responsible when they sell them and don't try to pass them off as another fish or as some new and amazing species that was just discovered in the wild. It's people who do the wrong thing with their hybrids that make them a risky proposition. Even when the original breeder is responsible, what is to say that down the line someone else will not be if the offspring end up being sold? That said, you can't be held responsible for the actions of others. I keep a pink convict/blood parrot cross which I breed and sell. This crossbreed is a more widely accepted one though, known as the Jellybean Parrot but I always state exactly what they are up front and I hope others will do the same down the road.