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Theres definitely something different about some of the tiny little babies in Matt Pedersen’s first clutch of Lightning Maroon clownfish, worthy enough of more macro photos and a video. With this new round of close-ups, you can definitely see more than one weird aberation in the first generation of the*Lightning*Maroon x regular maroon, both from Papua New Guinea. Even at this age with barely one bar showing there is a clear differentiation*between siblings, with narrow striped individuals contrasting their broad and bluish barred brothers.*
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