rtc/tigrinus Cross possible?

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we have so many nice fish to keep already what is the point in hybrids what gives us the right to play god
 
hey it was just a question for that matter what gives us the right to put gods creatures in a tank for our enjoyment. The fact that we can!
 
dodgefreak8 said:
hey it was just a question for that matter what gives us the right to put gods creatures in a tank for our enjoyment. The fact that we can!

hybrids are a waste of space i hate them simple as that

natral hybrids are fine its all this RTCxTSN flowerhorn and parrot fish crap i hate
 
I respect your opinion but I hate it when someone has a question and it just gets bombarded with opinions. I will never own any of the large cats simply because they get to big for my liking. But if someone wanted to put one in a 30gal tank let them. Just sit back and laugh. If you don't like them don't try and sway someone else from liking them just don't buy one.. you never know a hybrid might be the fish that brings someone into our hobby, to enjoy the same things we do about it :)
 
Give me a male RTC for milking, and a gravid Tigrinus, and I will experiment on it. The only fish that get's milked will be the RTC. I doubt it if it will die by milking, but I think the male Salmon get's fillet right after milking. I don't think that the hybridazisation of the TSN and RTC were for strictly food aquaculture. I believe some fish scientists wanted to know if it can be done. I kinda like the hybrid catfish, with one exception. The flaw was the size of the mouth. It seems it does not extend as much as the TSN's or RTC. But, I'm free spirited, so anything goes...
 
how about a tigrinus x tsn....???


the male salmon is filleted because they die shortly sfter fertilizing the eggs anyways.
 
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