The resulting "double hybrid" offspring are generally white or creamy pink and are called Jellybean Parrot cichlid--so named for the bright jellybean colors so easily obtained by the controversial commercial dyeing of this otherwise naturally pale relative of the Blood Parrot.
This nickname comes from the typical unnatural jellybean colors so easily obtained by the controversial dyeing of this pale relative of the Blood Parrot. The resulting "double hybrid" offspring are generally white to a very pale pink and are called Jellybean Parrot cichlids.
The resulting "double hybrid" offspring are generally white to a very pale pink and are called Jellybean Parrot cichlids. This nickname comes from the typical unnatural jellybean colors so easily obtained by the controversial dyeing of this pale relative of the Blood Parrot.
The resulting "double hybrid" offspring are generally white to a very pale pink and are called Jellybean Parrot cichlids. This nickname comes from the typical unnatural jellybean colors so easily obtained by the controversial dyeing of this pale relative of the Blood Parrot.