Form Breeding

[JikoJiko]

Originally Posted by KadenJames

The difference between "PK" and "HMPK" is the 180 degree spread (halfmoon shape) of the caudal. PK x HMPK will give you PK, as you are reducing the amount of branching by crossing to a non-halfmoon PK. Sometimes, even HMPK x HMPK will give you PK, because some of the traits (adequate branching & webbing) can be recessive and may not give the offspring the proper spread.

Well that does make sense in a way. Duh... :D
HMPK was created by the selective combination of PK and HM; therefore, if crossing a HMPK back to a traditional PK. Well you just said it. It would create more PK than HMPK.

Thanks.

[ChibreneyDragon]

I get on here to see what info may be about... and Lo and BEHOLD! The breeding program I am following is the first post! WITH PICTURES! I love this site.

[MattsBettas]

This is great! I want to try pkxct!

[Fabian]

This is great! I want to try pkxct!

I've tried it before and gave up.The offspring died at day 1.

[ChibreneyDragon]

Originally Posted by Fabian

I've tried it before and gave up.The offspring died at day 1.

Really? was it bad luck, or do you think it was something wrong genetically?

[Fabian]

Not sure,maybe they were too young.They were bred at 3 weeks old.

[BettAsha]

I too am hoping to do this but eventually create a double sun tail. Color really doesn't matter but it would be nice if it could be yellow/orange.

[chardzard]

this is back to school for me some crosses i wanted to do would have to be trow out i was going to cross my yellow grizzle VT male to a yellow RT female after wat i have read it would have been a bad choise,it a lil set back dont have a yellow HM or rose as yet ...hmmmm would blue be a good choise to try, i can try both the VT n RT to the rose line , would a fish like my avatar work?