Ocellaris “ID”

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Wondering which type of ocellaris these are....quite thick black bands (esp the male) and a black patch behind the eyes...are these mocha ocellaris ? Sorry for the poor picture quality, phone pics....

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Wondering which type of ocellaris these are....quite thick black bands (esp the male) and a black patch behind the eyes...are these mocha ocellaris ? Sorry for the poor picture quality, phone pics....

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AC320A5E-B5D9-430B-A86B-197895EB6859.png
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They do not look like pure mocha's to me yet again I never kept mochas but very close maybe they are except with some variation of it.
 

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