You said this in another thread. Flowerhorn are bred with flowerhorns normally. They use selective breeding to get the biggest kok and pearls.
They're not inbred if they're same species only based off that Info.
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They're not inbred if they're same species only based off that Info.
You must not be serious right now. Reason they don't live long is they're a man made fish. They're not inbred they're mutts.
They can't be inbred you can't even make a Flowerhorn with another one lol
It's Midas Trimac vieja and other species breeding with each other to make one.
It's like saying we're related because we're both white. Doesn't work that way
uuuuhhmmm.......this is why I asked for a sticky/pinned for my genetics thread. Hold on, I gotta go searching
I have heard the they r man made crossbreeds so they won't live long theory a lot but the truth is a lot of them do well, and many of the wild animals we used to think we're species unto themselves are actually hybrids, take for example wolf x coyote, they r out competing coyotes in many areas, yet r more adaptable than wolves
.....and dooming the critically endangered Red Wolf (Canis rufus) to extinction by hybridizing with them among other things
I've studied human genetics and know about animal genetics as well but not well.
I know a lot about Flowerhorn so when you say not to breed it because they're inbred is a false statement. Also you can't compare wolves and coyotes because Flowerhorn are man made. They would never ever in a million years ever be in the wild since wild fish usually never ever even breed with different species.
I know a lot about Flowerhorn so when you say not to breed it because they're inbred is a false statement. Also you can't compare wolves and coyotes because Flowerhorn are man made. They would never ever in a million years ever be in the wild since wild fish usually never ever even breed with different species.
