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Love this little guy, just wondering though, what type is it? I have seen the genetics page and it hurts my head, lol. It does have GFP
 

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Looks like a wildtype with GFP!
 
Thank you. I am very new to all this. its white spots look very golden/white and I thought wilds were pretty solid colour.

Finally got my new tank all set up, I need to keep this new guy separate for a little while till he gets up to the size of the others, lol
 

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