why

[Bgonz]

so lets just shut the hybrid forum down then no point in it

GOOD....So we all agree to just shut down the Hybrid forum.

Good idea.




bob

 

[T1KARMANN]

GOOD....So we all agree to just shut down the Hybrid forum.

Good idea.

bob

im still waiting for this long list of natural hybrid cats you were talking about

hears what the listing says for the hybrid forum

Discussion of Hybrids, both man made or naturally occuring. Flower Horns, Jin Gangs, Blood Parrots, Tiger Muskie, and all the other DIY crosses out there.

im sure these TSN x this and that comes under this forum

 

[sandtiger]

answer me this what fish are ment to go in the hybrid forum

All hybrids can be posted about in the hybrid forum but they don't all have to be. Tiger muskie and hybrid sunfish are posted about in the Native forum because that is where you get the best responce. Hybrid rays are posted about in the ray forum because again...best responce, and again this is true with catfish. The reason hybrid cichlids are the dominant fish in the hybrid forum is because the people who own them make up a large bulk of the membership here and the hybrid cichlids that exist are promonent in the hobby. Seriously...how many hybrid catfish are posted about every day? One thread maybe? Not even? You're the only one who has a problem with it so the way I see it, just deal and don't open the thread. Personally, I don't think the hybrid forum should exisit, I already think MFK has too many sub-forums and confusions like this (what to post about where) proves that.

 

[Bgonz]

Thats it, I've had enough....... I'm flushing all my Hybrid cats and refuse to comment on them anymore. How dare you guys pressure me into buying them and then looking at posted pics on the internet. I'm gonna start a club, no lets call it a gang of hybrid haters. So far we have two members, anyone else wanna join..................


I didnt think so.



Any ideas on flushing my 16" RTCxTSN he wont go down





bob

 

[sandtiger]

He'll go down easier if cut into pieces.

 

[klmt]

if i have a question on bullheads, i just post in native and catfish section. nothing is wrong with that. catfish hybrids could be posted on both but they are not. Each forum has evolved in its own way, it is not always what the forum says it is about exactly. The catfish section has evolved with hybrids being a big part of it, that is just how it is why change it, this is how everyone is used to it. hybrids are a huge part in the catfish keeping hobby. stop fussing, i dont know if you just like to argue, but please keep it to yourself. there is no need for this post.

 

[T1KARMANN]

still waiting for this long list of natural hybrid cats

you are going to need a big tank for that man made monster soon or you chould always let it free in the public water ways like all the fllower horn /lou han in singapore

i wouldnt mind so much if thease man made fish stayed small enought for people to take care of them for live

but they done something real smart buy makeing a fish that will get to 4ft smart or a flower horn thats just so aggressive it will kill most other fish

get yourself a real fish one that has evolved not made for man fun just to see what happens

i wonder if you would feel the same if you were get the crap kicked out of you by a man/ape

 

[klmt]

in the U.S., There are Channel Cat x Blue catfish, Brown Bullhead x Channel catfish, Yellow bullhead x Channel catfish, White Catfish x Channel cat, Black bullhead x Channel cat, flathead catfish x channel cat. Theres a start.

 

[T1KARMANN]

in the U.S., There are Channel Cat x Blue catfish, Brown Bullhead x Channel catfish, Yellow bullhead x Channel catfish, White Catfish x Channel cat, Black bullhead x Channel cat, flathead catfish x channel cat. Theres a start.

do all of thease cats have the same latin name at the start or are the totaly duffrent ?

 

[klmt]

They are all in the same family, the bullheads are in the same genus, the blue, cannel, and white catfish are in the same genus,and the flathead is in its own genus, and of course they are all different species, making them naturally occuring hybrids when they naturally breed, or hrbridize in the wild