Type of nem?

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Just curious if my nem is identifiable. I know its a bubble trip just curious. My clowns hosted for one day and left it.
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Are you asking what type as in a made up name based on color?

If so, we would need a pic that actually shows true colors, cause right now it's just all blue.

It is a BTA, that's all I can tell from this pic.
 
Are you asking what type as in a made up name based on color?

If so, we would need a pic that actually shows true colors, cause right now it's just all blue.

It is a BTA, that's all I can tell from this pic.
Sorry yes he's greenish pink with pink tips I will have to get a pic later with white lights on him
 
Well I would agree GBTA then, I'm not sure if there is a fancy name for that(Yet... :) )

I would also guess you have occs or percs if they are eh on accepting it as a host, but they will most likely come back to it eventually.
 
Well I would agree GBTA then, I'm not sure if there is a fancy name for that(Yet... :) )

I would also guess you have occs or percs if they are eh on accepting it as a host, but they will most likely come back to it eventually.
I have a pair of bullet hole clown fish. I'm new the anenome clown thing! Thank you !
 
I have a pair of bullet hole clown fish. I'm new the anenome clown thing! Thank you !

So these are names that a breeder came up with just FYI.
It's kinda hard to stay on top of all the new mixes and names breeders have come up with, but I'm pretty sure bulletholes are ocellaris.
 

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