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colink Juvinile Bristlenose

Number of posts: 136 Age: 41 Location: sunderland tyne and wear uk Thank You Points: 1 Registration date: 2009-09-11
 | Subject: l144 and albino longfin cross project Mon Mar 21, 2011 7:46 pm | |
| here we go im thinking of trying to get some longfin l144s , my idea is a male l144 and female albino longfin or should i try male albino longfin and female l144 i already have the l144 females and think it would be easier to get hold of a longfin male , has anyone tried this before ,and if so what did you get because the longfin l144s have to have been crossed in a similar way colin. |
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Doug Moderator


Number of posts: 2281 Age: 26 Location: Adelaide, South Australia Job/hobbies: Aquatic ecologist/genetisist Humor: yes please :) Thank You Points: 132 Registration date: 2010-05-08
 | Subject: Re: l144 and albino longfin cross project Mon Mar 21, 2011 10:47 pm | |
| so you are going to cross a longfin albino with a short fin L144? well, In my experence you can expect from between 25-50% longfin fry. in terms of the ratio of L144 to standard albino i am not sure. I have never crossed these as we dont have easy access to them here in Aus. I hear tale of a few floating around but i have never seen any. Amber might be able to help out a bit more  _________________ Doug's Bristlenose eBook - The number one source of Bristlenose information and the most detailed breeding guide avaliable 3rd edition OUT NOW!!! LOADS OF ADDITION INFORMATION, PICS, DIAGRAMS AND BRISTLENOSE GOODNESS
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Number of posts: 1243 Age: 27 Location: Adelaide, South Australia Thank You Points: 65 Registration date: 2009-11-09
 | Subject: Re: l144 and albino longfin cross project Mon Mar 21, 2011 11:48 pm | |
| You'd think if that was the case Doug they wouldn't b that hard to find. Just going by how prolific bn are. Unless the only ones here are the odd ones in collectors tanks here n there with no one breeding them. Bout time someone got is in some reds too, seems to be alot of new L# floating around lately but still the same old bn...
Oh and as for crossing alb lf with L144, if they will breed together then I guess the normal cross breeding rules would apply. Plenty of crossbreeding posts to flick through if your up for a read |
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Doug Moderator


Number of posts: 2281 Age: 26 Location: Adelaide, South Australia Job/hobbies: Aquatic ecologist/genetisist Humor: yes please :) Thank You Points: 132 Registration date: 2010-05-08
 | Subject: Re: l144 and albino longfin cross project Tue Mar 22, 2011 1:11 am | |
| yeah, Thats what I thought to. As usual its prob people just making stuff up to sound good. I know if i had one there would pics everywhere and i would be making a killing selling the fry  _________________ Doug's Bristlenose eBook - The number one source of Bristlenose information and the most detailed breeding guide avaliable 3rd edition OUT NOW!!! LOADS OF ADDITION INFORMATION, PICS, DIAGRAMS AND BRISTLENOSE GOODNESS
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Amber Juvinile Bristlenose


Number of posts: 118 Location: Boise, Idaho, USA Thank You Points: 11 Registration date: 2009-05-10
 | Subject: Re: l144 and albino longfin cross project Tue Mar 22, 2011 3:34 pm | |
| In regards to what you get in color when you cross albino with L-144, it's brown, 100% brown. That was what I got in an accidental spawn of a golden albino male and an L-144 color morph female. I have heard of several other albino/L-144 crosses and like mine, the fry have all been brown. I think the reason you don't see more of the fancier BN is not that they are difficult to create, but that it takes a lot of time, tanks and record keeping to do it and then a certain amount to maintain it. For most people it's just not worth it. |
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wolverine Chief poster


Number of posts: 973 Age: 41 Location: UK Job/hobbies: Fitness Consultant, K9 Security Thank You Points: 48 Registration date: 2010-05-25
 | Subject: super red and albino long fins, or L144 longfin pleco's Tue Mar 22, 2011 5:30 pm | |
| think you have all instigated my next project  now if only I could get some albino long fins, I have a very mature l144 just waiting to breed  and have a few super reds I am picking up at the weekend  |
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colink Juvinile Bristlenose

Number of posts: 136 Age: 41 Location: sunderland tyne and wear uk Thank You Points: 1 Registration date: 2009-09-11
 | Subject: Re: l144 and albino longfin cross project Tue Mar 22, 2011 5:50 pm | |
| cheers for the replys whats peoples thoughts on how the l144 longfin was crossed im up for giving it a go , ie what was crossed with what cheers colin. |
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Doug Moderator


Number of posts: 2281 Age: 26 Location: Adelaide, South Australia Job/hobbies: Aquatic ecologist/genetisist Humor: yes please :) Thank You Points: 132 Registration date: 2010-05-08
 | Subject: Re: l144 and albino longfin cross project Tue Mar 22, 2011 9:57 pm | |
| very interesting. so L144 x albino = 100% common... hrmmm this throws a spanner in my works in a large way. what about L144 x L144...anyone done that? _________________ Doug's Bristlenose eBook - The number one source of Bristlenose information and the most detailed breeding guide avaliable 3rd edition OUT NOW!!! LOADS OF ADDITION INFORMATION, PICS, DIAGRAMS AND BRISTLENOSE GOODNESS
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