I take it then that it would be the same as breeding a Borundi and a Zaire Frontosa together.Number6 said:Similis
they would be hybrids. There is a popular misconception that hybridization has to be more than one species, however species is a man-made construct that isn't "real". Hybridization is (simply put) the blending of two gene pools that were seperate groups previously.
It could be similar, or much worse... depends on how related the two groups were/weren't prior to a crossing.Similis said:take it then that it would be the same as breeding a Borundi and a Zaire Frontosa together.