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Clownfish with natural money sign on its side


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Cencalfishguy56

The owner said it isn't for sale. He said he's been offered a lot of money for it but he said he's too attached to the fish lol

I'd say that's equivalent to Jesus on the toast lol pretty cool

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Yeah, but you buy it and two months later the pattern changes into Justin Bieber's face.

 

Now how much you want for it?

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llama roadkill

Yeah, but you buy it and two months later the pattern changes into Justin Bieber's face.

 

Now how much you want for it?

They pay you $20

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Jellyingabout

So unfair, my LFS is nothing on that. Then again I can have the comfort that though they are small they ain't genetically modifying clown fish.

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gulfsurfer101

Who's to say we're not some genetically modified creatures. Infact isn't man made up of all things from the earth! What if god was nothing more than an alien kid with a science expiriment. That clownfish is dope though. Watch some noob buy it and throw it in with his ultra badass thousand dollar lion fish! But that's how it goes, who am I to hate!

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No they are not but that clown is clearly a gm clown. its probably radioactive.

 

The fish was wild caught... I really highly doubt scientists in the aquarium industry are genetically modifying clownfish to have dollar signs on their sides.. Different color morphs of clownfish found in the hobby are a result of selective breeding, not genetic modification.

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Jellyingabout

Nope, i don't believe it, they fill them full of needles and expose them to gamma rays, that's how all these fancy clowns are made. I pinky swear.

 

 

But on a more serious note its pretty cool that this was wild caught, not even selectively bred

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Cencalfishguy56

Nope, i don't believe it, they fill them full of needles and expose them to gamma rays, that's how all these fancy clowns are made. I pinky swear.

 

 

But on a more serious note its pretty cool that this was wild caught, not even selectively bred

Gamma rays would more than likely alter a fishes looks other than color of not kill them, you're mutating their DNA causing thymine dimers messing up the template in turn hurting the fish in the long run, mutation has a very little success rate and even after that you have to selectively breed to keep the gene alive lol

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