Interesting looking JD?

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Looks like a blue gene jd.

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I've seen a lot of JDs look like this coming from EBJDxBGJD. I personally think they are minimally expressed EBJD, though I'm not even sure if that is possible. I also don't know a lot about fish genetics. I know in horses and dogs there are many different white patterns and they can be expressed in varying degrees. It would be cool if you kept this guy to adulthood and spawned it with a BGJD to see what it produces.
 
A BGJD and a JD looks the same. Btw though, there's a large variation in how JDs look, and same with BGJD, so just because you see some special pattern doesn't mean it's anything special - well, a sign of it being BG. It could very well just be a variation in that particular strain/population/individual.

EBJD x BGJD will produce EBJDs and BGJDs. Given that it's a simple system that controls this (i.e. one gene), there's no reason why the BGJD progeny of an EBJD x BGJD would look any different from the parental BGJD. Diets and stuff like that may play a role, but I doubt it's the genetics side of things.
 
I've never been able to tell a normal JD from a BGJD.

I've heard that blue genes have both blue and green spangles. But I know no real way of telling.

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Hmmmm. Maybe he is part carpintis. Ill have to compare him to my carpintis.

Blue gene JDs look exactly like regular JDs.

I really hope I can cure his sunken belly so I can see how he looks when he gets bigger.
 
Does he look to anyone like he is not as "long" as pure JDs? Does he not look a little "Taller" than most JDs of his size?

Not rhetorical, I am not super familliar with JDs so I really want to know.
 
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