webby
Not so new Member
we like to think.... and this is the way we have always looked at it....
hybrid.... two different subspecies breed in captivity
intergrade... two different subspecies breeding in the wild to creat another subspecies altogether over generations...
i belive there are many intergrades all over the country where boundries overlapp but the most common/well known are the intergrades of northern NSW/southern QLD (diamond/brisbane carpets)
i think they are great, as a lover of diamonds, it is hard to keep them up in the hotter central QLD, so something similar and still very nice (intergrades) are a little more hardy and easier to keep ...
hybrid.... two different subspecies breed in captivity
intergrade... two different subspecies breeding in the wild to creat another subspecies altogether over generations...
i belive there are many intergrades all over the country where boundries overlapp but the most common/well known are the intergrades of northern NSW/southern QLD (diamond/brisbane carpets)
i think they are great, as a lover of diamonds, it is hard to keep them up in the hotter central QLD, so something similar and still very nice (intergrades) are a little more hardy and easier to keep ...