Not intending on debating man and sorry if I ruffled your feathers. Just posting with relevance to Cichlids Keeper's question.
Red Texas Female Short Body Gene?
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The only problem with chancing upon genetic anomaly like that is that it's like trying to find a off color needle in a pile of thousands of needles. The odds of finding the one you need would be astronamicly low, not to say it can't be done but you'd probably have a higher chance at finding a pearl in your seafood or finding a $100 bill out on a walk. Genetic engineering would be the easiest/sure fire way to accomplish this.
Ask your buddies at the fisheries department to try and take care of it for you I guess.... I want to learn about this too as it is a novel suggestion.
I have an idea with selective breeding and temperature fluctuations of the developing embryos.
Oh no I was just joking about that, it would take such a long time to learn how to do and it would cost so much, so it just wouldn't be worth even if I sold some of the best Red Texas which I wasn't planning on doing.
