Agreed, sounds like a muddy mix, hybrids IMO are the best when its between 2 or 3 at most species that compliment eachother. Mixing 5 types like that has been done and they usually look drab and lack a discernible pattern.

Well, fort we don't know because it has never been done.

Second, even if the babies came out muddy that is expected of a new first gen cross. The cool stuff happens when you breed those neonates back to each other. Or does not everybody know this?

thrid why do the same old hybids over and over again? That just makes them on par with any coomon staight trait.

I thought part of the fun of hybrids is to see what other things we can produce.
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