Longfin clownfish

[TORX]

Longfin clownfish clinches title for “guppy of the marine aquarium” By Matt Pedersen on Oct 09, 2013

"While “Guppy of the Marine Aquarium” has long been a title bestowed upon the Banggai Cardinalfish, I’ve long felt that the true guppy of the marine aquarium world, with its ubiquity of hobbyist breeding and ever-increasing diversity of aberrant, non-wild “designer forms”, is the Ocellaris & Percula Clownfish complex. If there was any remaining doubt, the appearance of a longfin / veil / butterfly mutation in a single Ocellaris Clownfish at Sustainable Aquatics seals the deal.  NEMO is the Guppy of the Marine Aquarium world."

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[Poseidon]

Not sure on my feelings about this... Lol
Neat looking fish but ... I dunno, it doesn't seem natural, are there physical draw backs? Could a fish like this survive in the wild? Are we ruining the species strengths etc?
Would like to see what other one here think.

 

[theyangman]

It looks so cool. I would want one.

 

[TORX]

"The pair has begun spawning and we expect in the next few weeks they will be successfully tending a nest. We do not know if the longfin feature will breed true, though such mutations are often dominant." - Sustainable Aquatics Facebook

 

[theyangman]

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