Clown Fry ID?

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Does anyone know what kind of clown this one would be called? Attached pictures are the left and right sides of the baby in question, right in the middle of both pictures. Thanks!
 
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Does anyone know what kind of clown this one would be called? Attached pictures are the left and right sides of the baby in question, right in the middle of both pictures. Thanks!
Amphiprion Ocellaris clown
 
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Does anyone know what kind of clown this one would be called? Attached pictures are the left and right sides of the baby in question, right in the middle of both pictures. Thanks!
Amphiprion Ocellaris clown
Sorry, I meant type as in Picasso, Da Vinci, etc LOL
 
Davinchi or gladiator depending on breeder
 
Da Vinci is the Ocellaris with forward 2nd white band which is what these are.
 
What grade would it be considered?
 
What grade would it be considered?
I think the "grades" you're referring to are just prices based on how many bar connections they have but I may be wrong

2 connected on one side is less valuable than 3 on both sides according to the breeders. I believe that's how they set out the pricing in some places.

Mine has 2 on one and 3 on the other and I paid normal price for a morph at my LFS
 

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