Anyone seen/had an ORA stubby clownfish?

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This one. I was curious and searched around but could not see any sellers. Anyone actually had one of these? If so, what were they like? Did they seem deformed like with a bent spine or something, or was it more like missing a few bones or something?

P.S. Not looking to buy one, I am good with my two at the moment. Just curious.
 

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I can’t help with the specific question but I can bump the thread to see if we can get any answers for you
 

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I think it's a combination of missing vertebrae and kinked spine. You can see the kink in the ORA photo--it's causing the dorsal fin (the top fin) to lean forward versus on a normal clownfish where the dorsal starts in a more perpendicular position.
 

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