Question: Leucistic P waltl getting big fast

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I got a Leucistic SRN which I believe is a female although i'm not sure and after being quarantined I put her with my other 4 SRN, as they are all about the same size. She has been in the tank for around 20 days now and she grew a bit but is also getting pretty fat.

Is this normal? The others even though eating similar amounts don't seem to be getting as fat.
 

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Yep, it's definitely a female. She looks normal, and growth rates are different among individuals. You may also have 4 males, which will most likely never grow as large as a female gearing for eggs.
 
Thank you Jasper, just wanted to make sure there was nothing to worry about.
 
Worry: she seems to be levitating. ;)
 
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