Have the wals been bred in captivity before? also i have seen a few albinos online what species are the albinos normally? i love the albinos and if i ever got a lungfish it would have to
be an albino.
be an albino.
West African Lungs?
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As far as I know, the aflfs have not been bred in captivity. The more common albino morphs are P aethiopicus. All species, with the exception of P. amphibius, are known to have occassional albino morphs in their populations.
have the P aethiopicus been bred in captivity before? also how much would an albino P aethiopicus go for? i have never seen any P aethiopicus offered for sale where I live.
I don't know if lungfishes have ever been captive bred, but I do know that the albinos tend to go for $400+ or more depending on their size.
I thought the aussie lungs have been bred before, I came across a site once that had them in breeding groups the site was based is Austrailia. It has since went out of business.
Oops, I left out the "African" part from my previous posts; SALs and AULs have been bred many times before.
West African Lungfish and Congo marbled lungfish are being captive breed in CV Maju Farm in Indonesia.