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bOOsteN aUdI

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hey guys im new to hybrids.. i used to have some flower horns but not a big fan anymore.. i am mainly a pbass person but i have some side tnaks and im trying to get somethgin going. 55, 30 some 10s

what i wanted to know is what is the easiest cichlids to cross. is crossing speicies difficult and is there anything i need to know? what do i do ect.. i know about feeding live food, upping water temp and alot of small freq water changes. so what should i start with and how.. thank you for the help.. it is greatly appric. if you guys need to know anythgin about peacock bass (cichla) im willing to swap some info :thumbsup: and thank you again
 
bOOsteN aUdI said:
hey guys im new to hybrids.. i used to have some flower horns but not a big fan anymore.. i am mainly a pbass person but i have some side tnaks and im trying to get somethgin going. 55, 30 some 10s

what i wanted to know is what is the easiest cichlids to cross. is crossing speicies difficult and is there anything i need to know? what do i do ect.. i know about feeding live food, upping water temp and alot of small freq water changes. so what should i start with and how.. thank you for the help.. it is greatly appric. if you guys need to know anythgin about peacock bass (cichla) im willing to swap some info :thumbsup: and thank you again
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Texas/blood parrot cichlids are some what easy to cross and this is the end resalt.

Some veriations come out like this or, color of a texas and red fins it's realy neat
examples, realy different types from crossing these to






blue/green terror, can be crossed, but don't have to nice of colors
 
lancerlot said:
Texas/blood parrot cichlids are some what easy to cross and this is the end resalt.

Some veriations come out like this or, color of a texas and red fins it's realy neat

blue/green terror, can be crossed, but don't have to nice of colors
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wow thats sweet
 
any way of telling male blood parrots from female blood parrots?

what about crossing texas with red devil? is this hard or easy? anyone have pics of these?

thanks guys! you ar extremely helpfull!!!!!
 
bOOsteN aUdI said:
any way of telling male blood parrots from female blood parrots?

what about crossing texas with red devil? is this hard or easy? anyone have pics of these?

thanks guys! you ar extremely helpfull!!!!!
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YOu would have to buy 3 blood parrots -.- Only way to tell if male or female is when their actualy laying eggs :(

but when crossing texas, always a male texas, their the gigalos of cichlids, they will try and breed with anything they can, even in wild they have been known to do this. :grinyes: Females tend to stick to their own kinda.

Heres a picture of red devil/male texas laying eggs, still waiting for update on the
babies.



So if you want hybrids, you can pretty much cross anything with a texas lol
 
sweeettt!!!! at what size will they breed? was that hard to cross with a red devil? how do you tell male red devil from female red devil? i wonder how the babies will turn out... ever see them before?
 
I've got FH(female)/Texas(male) fry.... can't wait untill they get big enough to see what they are.
 
repair said:
I've got FH(female)/Texas(male) fry.... can't wait untill they get big enough to see what they are.
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you goin to sell them bad boys repair
i would be real interested in getting one
mike
 
at what size will they breed? how do you tell male red devil from female red devil?
 
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