Excellent post and appreciate you for sharing this vast knowledge with us. Wish this thread could be a sticky post.
My personal revision and guide of Polypterus delhezi keeping.
- Thread starter giseok jung
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Quick view about how the patterns of Polypterus delhezi inheritate for 2 generations based on my "Wild Cross strain".
This strain contain both WC and Indonesian CB bloods and now it's second generation. (F2)
See how their pattern change after generations.
I also have Pure Wild strains and I'll share about them next time.
No.1 Female, Indonesian CB
No.2 Male, WC D.R.Congo
No.3, Offspring of No.1 and No.2. female fish
No.4, Male another WC from D.R.Congo.
3 months old F2 generation fish, Offspring of No.3 and No.4.
This strain contain both WC and Indonesian CB bloods and now it's second generation. (F2)
See how their pattern change after generations.
I also have Pure Wild strains and I'll share about them next time.
No.1 Female, Indonesian CB
No.2 Male, WC D.R.Congo
No.3, Offspring of No.1 and No.2. female fish
No.4, Male another WC from D.R.Congo.
3 months old F2 generation fish, Offspring of No.3 and No.4.
After 4 years since my last spawn of WC delhezi pair, I finally became able to get spawn from selected WC delhezi pair again.
I'm looking forward how different their pattern will be with my last Wild pair breeding and my "Wild Cross" strain.
I selected these 3 specimens of "Wild Cross Strain" for next generations.
It's always interesting to watch how their pattern evolve after generations.
