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Pet Forum / Aquaria / Cichlids / July 2003MIXED Mbuna
I have a yellow lab female who just cross-bred with a half zebra and half something else. I'm curious if anyone has had these cross breeding mbunas live? are they worth separating out? the zebra is the reult of my saving another brood. >I have a yellow lab female who just cross-bred with a half zebra and half >something else. I'm curious if anyone has had these cross breeding mbunas live? >are they worth separating out? the zebra is the reult of my saving another >brood. Yes, they will live and produce very dull hybrids. Not worth propagating, stick to pure strains. Steve  SignatureEasyNN-plus. The easy way to build neural networks. Build networks from numeric, text and image files. http://www.easynn.com Yeah, They'll survive. Just please dont sell anything you have, or give it away without knowing that the people arent going to sell the offspring. > I have a yellow lab female who just cross-bred with a half zebra and half > something else. I'm curious if anyone has had these cross breeding mbunas live? > are they worth separating out? the zebra is the reult of my saving another > brood. > I have a yellow lab female who just cross-bred with a half zebra and half > something else. I'm curious if anyone has had these cross breeding mbunas live? > are they worth separating out? the zebra is the reult of my saving another > brood. While I have a distinct aversion to hybrids, I do not mind if others think this is the way to go. Your aquarium is yours alone so you should be allowed to keep what you want, within legal restrictions of course. As hybrids, be sure they are not released to other hobbyists, as they could contaminate other true breeding species. Should you want to dispose of them for any reason, it is far better to kill them as humanely as possible. Never take the easy way out by flushing them. Not only is it a slow painful death, but survivors could spread in the wild, and expose native fishes to tropical diseases that they have no immunity to. Jim |
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