hybrids make the train weaker...a nd in the long run we'll all have weak(shorter lifespan) fish.
WHOA!!! EVERYONE LOOK AT THIS STRAIGHT FROM ASIA NEW!!!!
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Hasn't turned out to be true for Homo Sapiens. Or most dog breeds for that matter...
Already a red Jag they better find a diff name for this mutt.
Nothing ethically wrong with it. Its not a altered/mutated fish. Its the offspring of two fish with jungle fever. If thats ok for humans then its ok for fish. The breeding of these fish would not effect the natural enviroments of the original parents so there shouldnt be a problem with them. still plenty of people that love Managuense and whatever this was crossed with. I don't see them leaving the hobby anytime soon.
IMO that fish is ugly. I wouldnt pay more then 15 bucks for it.
Nothing ethically wrong with it. Its not a altered/mutated fish. Its the offspring of two fish with jungle fever. If thats ok for humans then its ok for fish. The breeding of these fish would not effect the natural enviroments of the original parents so there shouldnt be a problem with them. still plenty of people that love Managuense and whatever this was crossed with. I don't see them leaving the hobby anytime soon.
IMO that fish is ugly. I wouldnt pay more then 15 bucks for it.
actually, pure bred dogs come with a laundry list of health problems associated with their breed.
Muts tend to be healthier and more adjusted to living in the wild.
So i say:
Man messing with the breeding of different species = artificial, harmful
Nature selecting different species to breed and create hybrids = natural, usually the result ends up being a more adapt species.
So leave it to nature
I am not saying I agree or disagree but in reality there are very few "pure bred dogs" they were all some sort of hybrid that started from the first dogs (wolves) domesticated dogs were influenced by man at some time.
