Based on the video I seen. The eyes look fairly bright. This would indicate that the fish arent the xanthic?Xanthic generally have black/darker colored eyes while albinos will have either red, pink or blue eyes.
With these gold jags I would say they are most likely leucistic, meaning that they keep the natural eye coloration and are born a regular color but over time will either lose part or all of its natural overcoat color. What I mean by over coat color is that not all animals have just a single color coat. Take bullfrogs for example, bullfrogs are green with dark green spots. Now we all know that to make the color green you first need to combine the colors blue and yellow together. These blue and yellow colors are the undercoat color and the overcoat color respectively. When you see a leucistic bullfrog it's color is going to be a bright sapphire blue in color and the reason behind this is because of the leucism Gene preventing the yellow over coat colors from working. In the gold jags case I believe it is just like the bullfrog's except with the undercoat and overcoat colors switched around. So instead of the Jag turning blue it turns bright yellow/gold.
Another way to think about it is that leucism is "almost" exactly like albinism. Albinism prevents all pigment from forming while leucism only prevents part of the pigment from forming.
I was willing to pay the price I agreed because of how rare they are.
Is this just a gold pair? That could possibly be 2 males?





