last 2 might not work. because one of the hybrids has to be male when breeding and usually male hybrids are sterile. But I have heard crossing back to one of the original parent species increases chance of the male offspring(pd.a3) fertility. I dont know if this is true though. Any one else hear of that?Irondale;4505635; said:Right now the proven male is about 4" and the female is somwhere around 3". I'm going to let the female grow a little bit and slow down on the protein for the male until breeding time comes around. I don't want him to grow another 20' in the next month.
The breeding plan is pretty cool.
Parachromis Dovii x Blood Parrot = a
H. Carpintis x a = hc.a2
Parachromis Dovii x hc.a2 = pd.a3
Trimac x P. Dovii = b1
a3 x b = abPD.AL.4
b x a3 = abAL.PD.4
If your interested in how the formula works pm me. I'm really excited.
The Proposed female is a little shy. I'm going to give her about 1.5 months to grow an inch or so and make my boy proud. Right now he's in a mini tank. I'm going to get a seperator and cut a hole only large enough for here to go in and out of ASAP. After a couple of days of her getting used to that I'll put the male on the side she prefers and see what happens.
would be cool if it works







