Is it a Picasso? How to identify it?

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Hi all,

Is it a Picasso? I bought it from a home breed seller and he told me this is a Picasso. How can I identify it? Thank you.

 
Hi all,

Is it a Picasso? I bought it from a home breed seller and he told me this is a Picasso. How can I identify it? Thank you.

I can’t see the video with my phone (a photo would be easiest). However the biggest tell tail sign is the eyes and how many dorsal spines they have. Picasso’s are Percula Clowns. If you can discover their species then that’ll give a bigger hint to the designer breed. I believe their lines are then less like a line and more patterned (Swirls, joined ect).
 
I can’t see the video with my phone (a photo would be easiest). However the biggest tell tail sign is the eyes and how many dorsal spines they have. Picasso’s are Percula Clowns. If you can discover their species then that’ll give a bigger hint to the designer breed. I believe their lines are then less like a line and more patterned (Swirls, joined ect).
More photos.
Picasso1.jpeg


Picasso2.jpeg
 
Based on pattern alone it looks more like a DaVinci.
I disagree, Davinci has a black outline on their fins and these two don’t appear to have that.
 
Here are more photos for ID:
Picasso3.jpeg


Picasso4.jpeg


Picasso5.jpeg
 

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