Leucistic and hypomelanistic maculatum

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I got these guys months ago, they were just morphed out and tiny as can be. They're doing really well, put on a ton of size, and hopefully will keep getting better looking. Thanks for looking.
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they look good
what size tank are they living in??
 
Very interesting. I'm interested in how the "Lucy" develops. I have a spotted that is a purples ah color instead of black. I'm wondering if this one will end up similar.
 
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