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  1. With all due respect to Rodney and his efforts in Christchurch, I this this Killifish should not be called Akure any more. I bought some recently and got 2 different males, this in it's self is fine as there is a natural variation in this species, however one of the males looked like a P82, this is Not what any Akure is supposed to look like any any of it's natural forms. He admitted to adding P82 bloodlines into the strain after the ChCh earth quake. This is understandable if it was a choice of loosing them or using the P82's, but it does mean the name "Akure" is no longer accurate. What's more Akure is a Fundulopanchax clauseni gardneri Akure, where as P82's are Fundulopanchax gardneri P82 So they really should be called a generic name like Fundulopanchax sp., just in case a pure form of Akure comes in again. They are really nice
  2. You telling me your Blue Tigers aren't really blue? Yeah, send the the Blondes, they can have a home here. Give that mystery male to someone with a big fish to swim with as company.
  3. I don't know if I like you Blue Tigers mate. The body colour is great, really really nice. But man what's with the tail! It so dark it distracts my eye from the rest of the fish, that needs improving if you can. I did not realise your Blonde tigers were So nice. They are Not Boring at all. I really like the "negative effect" of the missing black bars of the Tigrinus gene. Don't Dump them, send them to me. As for the Magenta x Red Chest fish you didn't mention if they were F0 or F1's? Or if the magenta you used were Heterozygous or homozygous. Or how mature they are. Solid metal like colouring with a blue'ish hue. Only 2 choices really don't you think. I didn't take the time to work out what was causing a similar look in the Pink mutation Guppies I had. But it was likely to be an Autosomal recessive gene as it turned up in the F1's >> I think it was leading in the direction of either Micariff or Storzbach. But which I don't know, and I don't think you will be interested in finding out. Unless your hedging on Storzbach?? Stu
  4. Best live food for Angels is FAT little baby guppies! :dno:
  5. I wouldn't really call them tail shapes, rather genes that affect the growth of fin rays ( Swallow ) or webbing ( Merah ) as both also effect fins other then the tail. :smln:
  6. I hope you did not think I was saying the Japan Blue Gene was X linked, :facepalm:
  7. Not really tested, however as you know most Tail shape gene's are on the X chromosome. For members reading this and not versed in guppy colour gene's please note the Grass gene ( black specks in the tail resembling grass seeds ) is well known to be X linked ( = on the Female Chromosome ). The original imported male, a "Pink Lady Guppy" - could also be named an AOC ( Any Other Colour ) Japan blue Red Grass or plainly a Japan Blue Red Grass Guppy, has a delta Tail The Mother was suspected to be a HM or OHM ( Over half Moon ) , please realise the fish are not flaring their tails showing it's true shape. Here is one of the Males I kept, as you can see his tail has a very different shape from it's father. And as he is clearly carrying the Japan Blue Gene and the females are not related the J.B Gene must be on the Y chromosome in this case ( It can also be X linked ). Here is another picture. It was supposed to be a son of an AOC Chilli Red frilled OHM Guppy, In stead I ended up with a Chilli Red Platinum, the only thing I can think happened is the female was impregnated prior to being imported and I was super lucky. So back to your Question, No, but All the fish breed to these females develop a HM / OHM tail. As far as I know there are no tail shape genes that are Autosomal (Autosomal genes are genes not Sex Linked and past on to fry irrelevant of sex ) - all are sex linked X or Y, there for it would suggest the HM Gene is X linked. Do you agree ?
  8. The Japan blue's are X linked H/M.
  9. Well we'll have to do something about that wont we
  10. Jasa, is the DS Blau a Japan Blue?
  11. The DS and Red Chest Endlers are stunning. Really Beautiful colour!
  12. LOL, I was wondering the same thing. Looks very impressive.
  13. I got it none stop the other day :dunno: , gave up in the end
  14. Nothing a scalpel can't fix alanmin4304, The way it works is you run 2 strains and cross the normal male into the female Swallow, a bit of a snip does work. I've seen Platinum magenta albino's swallows selling for $35.00USD + for a reverse trio ( swallow male and female + a normal male ), so some one must like them. :fshi:
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