Paroon Shark/RTC hybrid

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MY friend had one once. it did not grow at all but ate way to much. so good luck man you are the hird person i have heard of getting one
 
Wet Whiskers;3391476; said:
I was told it was sold up north and then resold, but maybe you heard from the new owner or the seller up north. ???
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idk, i heard that from some local guy talking about how he was gunna go see it up in northern cali when he traveleld up there for some bull ****. then he said before he got there the dude called and it it died. ill ask him more about it.
 
Noddy;3391497; said:
Does a fish like that appear out of a laboratory or how is such a hybrid formed?
Can anyone tell me?
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It's pretty much impossible to breed one otherwise, so yes, they are breed in a "laboratory" :)
 
i know the guy, he still has it....either that or its a different one. the guy lives in san jose, ca..the fish is about 18"...the bad thing is that the fish has gill curl...i think hes selling too. hooya049@yahoo.com, his email, just ask him
 
I brought up this fish the other day with a guy at my Aquarium Market. He told me that the "Paroon Shark" cross is not necessarily a Paroon Shark, because most of the time its a RTC/ID Shark Hybrid rather than a RTC/Paroon Shark.

I asked the guy if he would be stocking them anytime in the future. He said he's not sure as A LOT of stores in the market dont have a high opinion of this fish. He also had 2 Jau's for sale, but I declined since they were already past a foot and I dont know if I could devote that much time into converting him from feeders to just raw shrimp.
 
they are currently real i actually had full documentation saying that they paroon x rtc i had was real i bought it from a friend and he actually got papers saying it was one of a kid. there was only 10 total bred together mine died and the one the guiy is selling is real i have seen it before from the guy he bought it from
 
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