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My mollies have been breeding and I found this one and I call the strain butterfly molly because her pectoral fins kinda look like butterfly wings. I was curious if anyone has seen this before or if I could try to get more of these ones and sell them as a new or different strain. Sorry for the bad quality it’s hard to get a pic of her when she’s still. (It’s the one in the middle of the screen)image.jpg.6e7b02b4ad7158a84704530141a3bb69.jpgimage.jpg.a99490896d87ef8029fee9b4649e785e.jpgimage.jpg.82e111042d7e50c65c72f5687c244095.jpg

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19 hours ago, Studog933 said:

My mollies have been breeding and I found this one and I call the strain butterfly molly because her pectoral fins kinda look like butterfly wings. I was curious if anyone has seen this before or if I could try to get more of these ones and sell them as a new or different strain. Sorry for the bad quality it’s hard to get a pic of her when she’s still. (It’s the one in the middle of the screen)image.jpg.6e7b02b4ad7158a84704530141a3bb69.jpgimage.jpg.a99490896d87ef8029fee9b4649e785e.jpgimage.jpg.82e111042d7e50c65c72f5687c244095.jpg

That's cool! If you want to really breed these and try to isolate and enhance that genetic trait, you've got a ways to go. Its your call, but it will take years of singleminded devotion.

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On 5/27/2021 at 12:46 PM, Studog933 said:

My mollies have been breeding and I found this one and I call the strain butterfly molly because her pectoral fins kinda look like butterfly wings. I was curious if anyone has seen this before or if I could try to get more of these ones and sell them as a new or different strain. Sorry for the bad quality it’s hard to get a pic of her when she’s still. (It’s the one in the middle of the screen)image.jpg.6e7b02b4ad7158a84704530141a3bb69.jpgimage.jpg.a99490896d87ef8029fee9b4649e785e.jpgimage.jpg.82e111042d7e50c65c72f5687c244095.jpg

That longer pectoral fin came from the lyretail gene. Some are longer than other, depending on the quality.

I'm sure that fish carry that gene

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