Oh so you do research but will make a thread looking for more info and when someone links that info. for you just keep asking when the answers are just a click away? Or are you just attempting to seem more magnanimous than I by standing up for an obviously lazy poster? Ego stroking perhaps?
Hey Empyreal, the fact that you asked what a Blue Gorillus is and essentially followed up asking again what it is after being given an answer and a source for additional info. shows just how much research you actually did as I found the info. within a minute searching on MFK. There's no attitude as much as surprise as when people help you because you apparently didn't search(easily seen by your question as the info is readily available) it surprises me. As for options yes I have many that I'm aware of and one is responding to a thread and if I was giving you an attitude, trust me you'd know it. With that said I too wish you a good day and hope all is well for you and wish you the best with either your incompetence sourcing info. or laziness. I imagine it's the latter as your last post shows a semblance of intelligence which I guess you just didn't apply to sourcing info on the Blue Gorillus.Hey Koltsix, I actually did look at your link and it did help alot. I was just clarifying with my next post to get a better understanding of the topic. The reason I post on here (even though I have done research) is to get advice from actual experienced fish owners instead of whatever is floating around the internet. I guess my previous post bothered you, I hope you don't feel neglected because that was not my intention. I did not force you to "find me info" because I am "too lazy". If you dont like a thread (or for whatever crazy reason a poster you dont even know) I encourage you not to post on it, as you have that option. I hope your having a good day and all is well for you, I wish you the best with that attitude.
@Oscar98 Thank you for your responses, they are exactly how I feel
so contact Umbeeking and get some for yourself
it will link you to my YouTube and Facebook
Lol! You made me laugh, gettin' all butt hurt and trying to insult me with a childish slander while calling my age in to question, can you say hypocrite? Seriously I almost pee'd myself as I read your post as you obviously tripped over yourself in a rage, can't even retort with any kind of finesse as you had to resort to calling me an idiot twice but I should get over myself.lol! Thanks for the laugh though.
Sir you are correct I should've kept my frustration to myself as all I did was give people a reason to reply and if I had kept my trap shut the OP would've just been forced to search the info. himself. I also thank you for seeing both sides as well and handling the situation with tact which I myself lacked.Look guys. This is the exact reason MFK is going to ****!! Klotsix is an expirienced hobbiest like myself who was trying to lead a horse to water. I have been there my self on both sides, looking for info and giving info. No need to discredit eachother or call names!! I totally understand where he is coming from but at the same time, he could have kept his frustration to himself.
A gorillus umbee is nothing like an EBJD! Those are produced by normal , BGJD, and or Ebjds which all come from same fish essentially. The gorillus are their own varient which is completely abundant in their environment. Not something you can create by breeding fish. The reason why there isn't much information on the web is because these umbees were just recently introduced I to the hobby. And are still underway with developing scientific information for everyone. All that we can give to you is personal info from experience. From my experience, these can be kept just like any other umbee. Including growth, size, tank req, foods, etc. except for when it comes to breeding, these guys require a bit more attention. The only way to really find out is to own them
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