New Synodontis Hybrids on the way

Welcome to Bioaquatix! In this video, we explore our exciting project of hybridizing Synodontis catfish. We've successfully combined Synodontis Brichardi from the Republic of Congo with Synodontis Multipunctatus from Lake Tanganyika. Now, we're diving into the second generation of hybridization, and we can't wait to see the fascinating new varieties that emerge. Join us on this journey and discover innovative ways to make your aquarium hobby more interesting. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for the latest updates and unique aquatic insights!

[@markfranklin8831]

Very interesting

[@NavarroGustavo-c7z]

For sure getting a group

[@crazypufferfish7780]

Very nice. You try and breed fahaka puffers. Maybe cross breed a fahaka and mubu pufferfish.

[@bioaquatix9097]

they are doing puffer hybrid in Asia, and they come out very good, some are stunning

[@Kdot_osrs]

I just got 2 silver hybrids for 20$ each. So active and they don’t hide like the other cuckoo cats

[@southsidesky]

Frankenfish...........................

[@abdulsaboorraza6691]

Awesome, do you sell these as hybrids or just as the regular Synodontis multipunctatus catfish? And if you sell them as hybrids whats the market’s response like

[@bioaquatix9097]

I sell them as hybrids, and sell most of them, i keep some for future projects, it take a wile to get them to breeder size , plenty of things can happen in 2-3 years of growth.

[@jeredsteadman4160]

Do they lose the Little fangs with the cross breeding. I just got done cleaning a tank out last week and I found a 6-inch kenyi under a rock that had just been vampire to death by baby bashardi little tiny fang marks everywhere in them

[@JohnSmith-pw1gf]

Wtf? Why don’t they have eyes???????????