IMO this is the commonly seen deformity in farmed TSN that has a varying degree of severity. It is referred to as a duck bill deformity or as
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our resident TSN expert calls it Camel Joe deformity.
A lot of TSN we get in our ornamental fish trade have this defect, which is caused by a mutation in the genes. Mutations occur in bunches, meaning that not one but several genetic hiccups occur at the same time most commonly, perhaps even always, IDK, affecting a variety of organs, traits, etc.
We get culls, that is refuse, from the farms. So it appears to me 99.999% of the TSN we get in our trade are underperformers.
I'm yet to see a 3' TSN raised in captivity... The largest seem to be around 30". Another symptom of poor genes.