Please ID my new Super Red Hybrid chiclid
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H]-[H;4328698; said:
I believe they still do, but rarely. From what I believe and know, that fish is the first generation of creating these kamfa that we see now a days. But we have strains of the completed kamfa, they don't quite breed those anymore. Might as well breed a fertilized kamfa with another kamfa?
some expert said he is classic kamfa and quite rare with that quality...it takes many years to produce it...his kok, colour and body shape is perfect especially his colour, and this kamfa just for collector eyes like me
...high or low quality become relative if the kok, colour and body shape is good enough..thats a new photos, just forget to set up camera date.
...high or low quality become relative if the kok, colour and body shape is good enough..thats a new photos, just forget to set up camera date.
joeeeeeeee;4328793; said:some expert said he is classic kamfa and quite rare with that quality...it takes many years to produce it...his kok, colour and body shape is perfect especially his colour, and this kamfa just for collector eyes like me
doesn't take years to produce that fish. If it did synspilum wouldn't be so influenced on the fish.
Camphilophus;4329442; said:
I doubt that though, it is quite possible to take years to produce something like that. Waiting for the frys to grow into mature level and cross breeding it with one another until it comes out right.
Agree with this guy...selective breeding always takes many years..BIG_ONE;4330040; said:I doubt that though, it is quite possible to take years to produce something like that. Waiting for the frys to grow into mature level and cross breeding it with one another until it comes out right.
