Wild/Maricultured coloration

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So for all of you guys who dabble in taking chances on these I've got a question

If you get a green acro can you expect it to stay green or could it potentially be any color? I know generally with greens you can make them more of a yellow color or turn pink if you put in higher lighting and get lucky, but are these the only color transformations you can expect?

example:

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If you have any before and after pics of successfully getting great colors from these pieces I'd love to see as well.
 

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