Pomo. Micro. Lepo. Amblo. Centr. and Acant. are all close enought in theroy to produce off spring.Eatsomekiwis;4370683; said:
Red ear X Crappie cross?
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and if I get bit by a radioactive spider I will wake up the next morning with the ability to shoot webs and scale buildings....well at least in theory...MultispeciesTamer;4370725; said:
They can technically cross, but I find the idea of that cross occuring in the wild pretty unlikely.
So yeah, post pics, and we'll see if this isn't maybe just a type of sunfish that you're not familiar with.
So yeah, post pics, and we'll see if this isn't maybe just a type of sunfish that you're not familiar with.
Wasn't meant to be funny. Just because you add a "in theory" in there doesn't make your statement seems any less ridiculous...
You lobbed close to if not all members of a taxonomic family together and said oh yeah they should all be able to breed....
Genus I might have found more believable but a whole family order?
You lobbed close to if not all members of a taxonomic family together and said oh yeah they should all be able to breed....
Genus I might have found more believable but a whole family order?
Eatsomekiwis;4372761; said:
Well, there are actually records of Pomoxis and Lepomis species hybridization. The fry don't have as high a success rate.
Catching an adult cross of these two species I find to be highly unlikely, but not impossible.
because species of the same family have been proven to crossbreed. Here is a wild cross for you Phractocephalus hemioliopterus South american redtail catfish X Pangasius sanitwongsei Paroon shark. Two different fish from different places in the world yet they can produce offspringEatsomekiwis;4372761; said:
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