BTA ID please

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Ik some don’t have names but was just wondering

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Most BTAs don't have a specific trade name, they're just called BTAs. Made up names come and go like the wind in this hobby. That one's very dark; let's call it a Dark Master. :p
 
I know a lot about BTAs and was just wondering if there’s a specific name for this one

Sorry, didn't mean to offend! It's hard judging everyone's knowledge on a particular subject. To answer directly, I've never heard of a specific strain of E. quadricolor that looks like that.
 
Sorry, didn't mean to offend! It's hard judging everyone's knowledge on a particular subject. To answer directly, I've never heard of a specific strain of E. quadricolor that looks like that.
You didn't offend me...lol. Just wondering if anyone knows the name for selling purposes.
 

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