"I can see your true colors" RBTA?

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Anyway, we "rescued" these BTAs from a tank fail. When my husband brought them home, they were.....drab to say the least. And my husband said not kept in the best conditions, the tank looked really rough. They are FINALLY starting to color up. They have "Splatters" across the oral disk as well as this beautiful green to orange/pinkish gradient. I have no idea what color morph they are. Maybe RBTA? Or some such? They have yet to bubble though. I'm hoping that happens as they get happier.

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Looks like rainbow bubble tip but need a better pic for 100% correct ID
 
It’s the oral disk and white stripey blotches / markings I was looking for.
 
Think that's what mine is a Rainbow Bunble Tip
 

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