Frostbite Clown's spots turning orange? (and ID?)

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Hey all
I have a pair of frostbite clowns for about a year now. One of them has a lot of spots. I noticed today some of her spots has turned orange.

Is it normal for them to change the colors of their spots?

here's a cruddy pic- confirm she is a frostbite? Her mate has zero spots on him. I feel like he's a different designer, though labeled frostbite as well

If someone can confirm what designer breed they are as they do not look to be the same to me, that'd be awesome!

Please and thank you

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The fish without the spots looks more like a Wyoming White. However, since the genetic parents of Frostbites are Wyoming White and Snowflake, then it could've come from the same clutch, as the babies exhibit characteristics of both parents.
 

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