Wooh! Yay! I love projects like this!
Here's your instructions-
Get a trio of black moscows- high quality. Let them have a batch per female and try to raise as many as possible in a separate ten. Pick the best male and the four best females. Discard the rest. Put the male in the pond, remove the other male or put the females in and remove the original two. Let those fish have a batch. Pull those fry and raise them. Now pull out either the male or females and add the best of the brood. That's your third generation. Get a trio of silvery snakeskins or ones with a blue base. Put those in and remove the Moscow male. Let them breed and remove ALL the fish after the first batch. Raise all the fry. Pick out the male displaying the correct traits. Put him in and remove the other male. Let them have a batch, this time take the best females to breed with the male. Continue switching out fish until you get close to what you want and let them go crazy for a few months. Take the best of what's in the pond after those few months and discard the rest then continue process above.
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