^ @Tamberav is right as usualblack snowflakes are not born black. They change colors as adults. So they won’t stay this color.
They will turn black.
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^ @Tamberav is right as usualblack snowflakes are not born black. They change colors as adults. So they won’t stay this color.
They will turn black.
their patterns are splotchy unliek the red i attached multiple times in this threadblack snowflakes are not born black. They change colors as adults. So they won’t stay this color.
They will turn black.
Juvenile clownfish will not stay the same color. And there’s no such thing as red clownfish. Those babies are black snowflakesnono they're not black snowflakes I mean these fish
The thing is, black ocellaris don't start out black. They start out other colors, which can be influenced by their diet.
I looked up "BRS160 clownfish", and I found this Instagram post by BRS. It shows BRS160 eggs being tended by the parents, which are black.
Sadly, it doesn't appear that red adult clownfish are a thing. Blood orange clowns are pretty close, though, and you could feed them a food that might bring out the red a bit more.
....................................................................................................................................... well.... f#%! sigh i am sad those looked so cool they were red too ;~;