Selective breeding in guppy fish involves choosing parent fish with desirable traits such as specific body patterns, body shape, fin quality, and coloration to produce offspring that combine these characteristics, allowing breeders to develop improved strains over generations through methods like crossbreeding (combining different strains) and inbreeding (breeding within the same strain to consolidate traits).
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Guppy Fish Cross Breeding Update | Selective Breeding for Ultimate Result
Added:Hello guys, by the way, this is Mark and welcome back to our YouTube channel, Happy TV.
So, today guys, I'll be giving you updates uh about our crossbreeding projects, crossbreeding, you know, crossbreeding update about gal fish, something like that.
And you know already that we are doing this uh for you guys to have a basis when it comes to, you know, crossbreeding your fish, something like that.
And if you notice, if my voice is a little bit low for you in volume, uh you can also uh you can also increase the volume of your phone on the video because I'm not using, as what you can see from my past video, I I told you that I using a borrowed phone because my phone and my laptop got destroyed. So, >> [laughter] >> hopefully guys, you understand.
That's why if my voice is um a little bit low, so please bear with me, guys.
So, this time guys, I'll be giving you updates. But before anything else, guys, if you uh new here, please consider subscribing for you guys to get updated whenever we have new uploads. So, today, as what you can see on this video, this is the uh crossbreeding between a blue koi and our DSS.
Uh you can see those are mixed with the male and female juvenile.
I guess they're still 1 month old.
And you can see there that the those males don't have yet uh that much that much pattern, but they have that shorter body because of the blue koi. We are using the blue koi, the sh- the short body one.
Yeah, I mean, we are using blue koi short body.
Uh it's blue koi is the male and their DSS is the female. So, if if the if if the first name here uh it means the male that we're using and the second one is the female. So, blue koi is our male and their DSS is our female. So, that's the result. A combination of uh the pattern combination of blue koi and our DSS. The pattern are from our DSS and the body are from blue koi. So, something like that.
But soon, I guess after after 2 weeks, I'm going to give you updates about their pattern on their bodies, something like that.
All right.
So, and also guys uh as what I told you before about the crosses the cross that we have here.
And uh here also, this is the bumblebee.
Uh this bumblebee is with uh we've developed this from uh from using the red tiger magenta red tiger.
Uh we are using uh we are developing the bumblebee from red tiger magenta uh from inbreeding red tiger magenta because as as what you will know uh on on uh creating new strain we can uh uh we can also develop strain from using inbreeding method aside from cross crossing them, something like that. So, this is the result, guys, here.
The bumblebee and there are many of them, yes.
Because I crossed them [music] a lot recently.
So, yeah. This is the bumblebee also. good.
There are a lot of them here in this in this little tub.
Yeah.
So, those are the bumblebees because of their yellow color.
Something like that. As what you can see, uh I add I added, you know, the female, if you notice that, female RFS. Yes, this is a female RFS.
So, I I place uh this female here because we want to have that, you know, we have we want to have that tiger tigerish body.
Uh yeah.
Uh depending soon, it depends if what would be the result on our next, you know, our next uh the result of that.
Uh if they drop their fry. And also, this one, the albino feeder here, this is an albino feeder. And also, I add the female RFS there.
Yeah.
Uh for us, guys, to have that because I want that uh yeah, platinumish yellowish body of their of theirs.
Yeah, we just want to, you know, we just want to uh ex- we just want to do I just like to experiment something like that. Also, guys, by the way, I just want to, you know, this one, uh I just uh we've just developed a uh a sh- what do you call this?
The blue koi, the blue koi short balloon with a, you know, if you see, if you look closer on his face, something like oranda oranda from from goldfish because he has that bulky fish. Uh we have he has that bulky uh face.
And a little And a little body.
That's so He's so cute, right?
Yeah, right.
When I when I first saw first saw this guy, I think no way.
Uh I just have It just happened that I don't have males. Uh I don't have extra females for me.
Uh virgin, of course. We want to virgin.
We want a virgin blue koi to develop this one. So, as what you can see that bulky fish of him.
And he is And that's not a sick, right?
That's not a disease because, you know, he is as what you can see, he is so energetic. It seems uh >> Uh yeah, yeah.
>> He's energetic. It seems uh So, I'm so sorry, guys, if there are a lot of noises here because of because of the truck passing by at my back.
Uh and I don't have a microphone yet for iPhone because this is I I only borrowed this one. I only borrowed this phone so I could take a video and give you, you know, I can give you time to time updates about the cross breeding that we have.
So, yeah. I'm so sorry, guys, for that if my voice is a little bit low. So, yeah.
Time to time, uh I'll be giving you updates if I'm going to, you know, if you already have uh What do you call this? If you already have developed this one and produce it, something like that.
Because it's really It's very cute, right?
He has that like Oranda from goldfish face.
What else? And also, guys, uh This is also our, you know, pink first that we have recently that we have developed.
The pink first and they already have fry here.
And then here also. So, yeah.
We already have fries from them. So, yeah, that's yeah.
Also, guys, this one the uh the uh I just I just uh seen this because it it applies to, you know, it applies to select selective breeding.
Uh I breed this RDSS because of that, you know, cauliflowerish uh fins of this guy here and it has a big big muscular body compared to compared to normal RDSS. Uh this is some of our RDSS here.
But the one that I've shown you was a bigger muscular body and a have that fins good fins of him. Yeah.
If you found a If you found a when when your strain having this one, you just have to develop them to have, you know, to upgrade your strains of something like that. And for you guys to have a, you know, a good strain in the future because this is good when it comes to if you're going to apply that, if you're going to uh uh I'll just give you an example how how good his body is because this is a good for show.
And you know as what you all know one of the one of the basics when it comes to shows must have a big body caudal and you know very good kind of of fins something like that.
And uh So some somewhat like I've got posture of body.
Just want to show you.
Yeah.
Yeah, as what you can see it has a shorter body.
You see it has a shorter body at the same time.
And a big dose shorter body and a big uh muscular body and good fins.
And those dorsals of of this kind of guy compared to this one.
Yeah.
Compared to this one uh there are a lot of there big difference between them, right? So this uh this falls to cross this falls to selective breeding. So we just want to develop this one uh because we really like the the fins and the body. So time to time just have to check your what do you call this? You just have to check your guppy fish your community tank. If you found out the best you know the best guppy fish or the best uh fin and body posture on your guppy fish so that you can develop that.
Something like that.
All right.
So I guess guys that's all for today's video. So, I'll be giving you updates on also on the next day.
All right. So, thank you guys for watching.
Uh thank you guys for watching.
Uh thank you guys for watching our video.
And uh please be safe also. And see you on the next video. To God be the glory.
Bye.
>> Bye.
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