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Some basic information about King kamfa

King kamfa is an important member of the Arhat strain (Flowerhorn), belonging to the Ministry: Perciformes (sea bass), Family: Cichlidae (tilapia family).

King kamfa, also known as Kim Hoa, was bred mainly in Thailand and has overcome the disadvantages such as pouty lips, pouty tail, and their face looks more aggressive. A more special feature is that the pearls on King kamfa have the form of large, sticky fibers called baubles. The full body pearls are extremely rare five-color kamfa.

King kamfa's head rate is very low and all males are infertile. The King kamfa lines in Vietnam are often crossed by the male La Han with the female King kamfa, then select the individuals with the most characteristics of King kamfa to be crossed or crossed with the mother. However, the rate of malformations is quite high due to the same bloodline so many people breed them with different King kamfa females.

Since the King kamfa is quite similar to the Red Texas, you can distinguish them through two characteristics: The background color of the King kamfa is not uniform, the head is red and the body is yellow / orange while the Red Texas has a uniform orange background. and King kamfa wide while Red Texas is narrow, oblong and usually smaller.