Hi everybody
I just want to share a picture of our new addition to our breeding project. This fish came from L333 parents which are totally different in color and pattern.
New Type of L333?
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Bellenz
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Re: New Type of L333?
Neat. What do the parents look like?
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Re: New Type of L333?
yup would like to see a photo of both parents. Looks like a possible hybrid...cheers jk 
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Bellenz
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Re: New Type of L333?
Here is the father of the fish. We found only small number of fish per batch that are different than the parents. This deviation can also be found in L236.
Here is the picture:
Here is the picture:
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Re: New Type of L333?
Hi,
nice fish. This happens from time to time if you breed Hypancistrus. I think it happens also in the wild. So perhaps the very rare L-numbers are like these. This "lower xingu" shows also a very strange pattern.
nice fish. This happens from time to time if you breed Hypancistrus. I think it happens also in the wild. So perhaps the very rare L-numbers are like these. This "lower xingu" shows also a very strange pattern.
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Re: New Type of L333?
beautiful fish....not a know it all but the pic of the father fish looks more like an L066 to me...if thats the case then it is a hybrid
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New Type of L333?
Yea that pic doesn't look like L333 to me either.plecomanpat wrote:beautiful fish....not a know it all but the pic of the father fish looks more like an L066 to me...if thats the case then it is a hybrid
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