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I have a starter colony of ~20 black bar endler livebearers. I do not know how much genetic variation I would get by acquiring or trading for another 10-15 black bar endlers, but it seems like a good idea to me sooner or later. I hope to get my population up to 100-200 for a large mass of color in my 75.
Anyone know anything about the genetics of this species (the pure strain, no guppy mix)? What deformities are clues that inbreeding is getting out of control? Is there enough variation in the stock of pure endlers to make sense of occasionally trading some with another owner? Or does it not matter for many generations? How many generations would you let them stay together without injecting some fresh blood?
Anyone know anything about the genetics of this species (the pure strain, no guppy mix)? What deformities are clues that inbreeding is getting out of control? Is there enough variation in the stock of pure endlers to make sense of occasionally trading some with another owner? Or does it not matter for many generations? How many generations would you let them stay together without injecting some fresh blood?