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So this is my little rescue and from day one it has always had an odd coloring.

Any Ideas?
 

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Wild type
Love those beautiful gills
 
Hmm.....not like any wild I have seen...its face is really speckled and the gray all over the body.
 

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Never seen one quite like this... it's quite pretty. I like it. Pastel like colouring.
 
Bump! Any more ideas?
 
Looks wild-type, but the eyes are weird, possibly GFP wild-type?
 
she is certainly a little different but I agree, she looks like a wild type. She is very pretty too :) glad to see she is looking so much better.
 
Cliygh and Mia said:
Looks wild-type, but the eyes are weird, possibly GFP wild-type?
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One eye started being cloudy a while back..the second started clouding up a few weeks back so it was upgraded to a 10g from its small hospital tank...taking red worms finally!
 
Skudo09 said:
she is certainly a little different but I agree, she looks like a wild type. She is very pretty too :) glad to see she is looking so much better.
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I am so happy with how she has come around!
I was really worried for a while...now she eats like a bottomless pit.
 
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