Awesome Ying-Yang RTC. Not mine. ...Dangit!!

[celebrist]

That would be the Riddler from Batman played by Frank Gorshin. Here he is as Loki from Star Trek's "Let This Be Your Last Battlefield".

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The riddler was bele, (beal) the other guy was lokai

One of my favorite episodes for sure, both the theme and the "b grade" awesomeness that was star trek tos

 

[Fishy-Botany]

Such a pretty monster fish

 

[Hoplo]

So cool. Would love to see it when it becomes a monster if it is still has those patterns.

 

[wednesday13]

I was under the impression that piebald was more of a mottled look...never heard of the pattern changing though.

Dave's right...pied's colors can change by the day almost. They fade/morph in and out of being white/normal patterened. I do believe this is a different genetic mutation tho as ive seen this "extreme" division in other species aswell, ill try and dig up some pics.

 

[wednesday13]

typical "piebald" mutation above... great example of how they change...

"chimera" mutations below ...pretty positive they stay this way. Great post Oddball, seen the RTC before but never researched the mutation further until today. Lots of sp. come up in the animal world from cats to butterflies with this mutation... amazing!

 

[Woefulrelic]

I think you mean yin and yang, and not the ying yang twins who's music I will go out of my way not to post here.

 

[convict360]

That would be the Riddler from Batman played by Frank Gorshin. Here he is as Loki from Star Trek's "Let This Be Your Last Battlefield".

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Classic episode, with usual thematic undertones

 

[Jörmungandr]

Hope to see pics when it becomes an adult.

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Holy awesome! Lol that's amazing

 

[johnny potatoes]

It's crazy how it's such a straight line between the colors. The crawfish looks like it was painted. Very cool looking specimens.

 

[davenmandy]

Thanks Wednesday, was going to tag you in this post today but I knew you would find your way to it first.