What are the best designer clownfish?

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I know some people don't like them (and prefer only the naturally occurring patterns), but I really do like the designer clownfish breeds. :-) Some of my favorites are the frostbite, wyoming white, lightning maroons, and panda clowns (I'm actually not sure I have the label right on this last one). Which ones have you kept? Which ones are your favorites?

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Photo of Wyoming White by @Badfish83
 
Favorites: Bulletholes, Lightning Maroons, and Dalmatians.
 
Favorites: Bulletholes, Lightning Maroons, and Dalmatians.
I think the ones I was thinking about that I called pandas are dalmatians.
 
I recently acquired a Picasso clown. Coolest little dude ever!
 
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Naked are my favourite. I've had this girl over 13 years. At the time they were pretty new and even black and white was exotic.

I also love lightning maroons and have a pair :

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One type I don't have that I really like is black storm. I do have a pair of regular old ocellaris I bought for $10 or $15 each because they were so cute. A standard wild percula pair full grown rival any designer type imo.
 
I think the ones I was thinking about that I called pandas are dalmatians.

Both have neat patterns. Pandas are usually A.polymnus and Dalmatians are A. oscellaris. Of course, Sea & Reef has also had Reverse Dalmatians.
 
I love my Doni's reef Snowcasso (who is paired up with a SA flurry) and I also have a black storm who was pushed out of the trio when the other 2 started spawning. I've been contemplating pairing that one up with a bullet hole or a Wyoming white
 
I decided to go with Flurry for my nem tank. Frostbite/WY White cross I believe

I am going to pair my one that didn’t jump, with an all black if I decide to keep the nem tank up, but I’m currently finding keeping two tanks much less satisfying than I hoped
 

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