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are scissor tails a fault? (photos added) - identify ?

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I've tried and tried to get a photo but can't - he's too fast and my camera sux.

Basically he is a pretty wild type colouring and has what I call a scissor tail. he's the only one of my fry to develop this tail so I'm not sure what to do with him. I had him in a tank with a lone female from same batch he was and they have now bred.. I want to sell off/ rehome all the fry becuase it's only a small tank but I don't know what to call the parent! If it's a fault I'll give all the fry away as feeders. There's only about 15 I think.

He looks very much like the one below, only more colourful with red in dorsal and tail.

http://www.tropicalfish-scotland.com/fish.cfm?pid=818

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the actual tail is split with a small piece separating the two sides. I will upload some (bad) photos shortly.

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he looks better in real life.. he also seems to have very slight tuxedo shading.

here goes ..

BikBok-st1-943.jpg

BikBok-st2-d58.jpg

BikBok-st3-rup.jpg

the next pics shows his red colouring on fin and tail better.

BikBok-st4-ybh.jpg

BikBok-st5-xhx.jpg

what do you think his tail type is?

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