I didn't know about AFTER spawning. I have been looking for differences in
the Blueheads - none found: not in fins or body shape or size or coloration.
> At any rate, your
> hybrids may not be hybrids at all, but instead pure blueheads,
I will remove the last Flagfin this week and look for additional fry from the
Blueheads for the next three weeks.
> You should be able to tell
> within a month or so, and I can hardly wait for the final verdict.
You sound confident. How do you think I could tell so soon if these fish
are hybrids?
Thanks for the response
Philip Kukulski
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