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Status – arrived alive in NC, 9/24/2013, ASOLD AT AUCTION – winning bid $317.50
Type
 – Premnas biaculeatus “MW PNG White Stripe” F1
Parents – P. biaculeatus “PNG White Stripe” F0 (male) X P. biaculeatus “PNG Lightning” F0 (female)
ID – WS9
Hatch Date – June 29th, 2012
Images – Shot 6/17/2013
F1 PNG White Stripe Maroon Clownfish, WS9
F1 PNG White Stripe Maroon Clownfish, WS9
Images shot 9/9/2013

White Stripe Maroon WS9 - right flank

White Stripe Maroon WS9 – right flank


White Stripe Maroon WS9 - left flank

White Stripe Maroon WS9 – left flank


White Stripe Maroon WS9 - face on

White Stripe Maroon WS9 – face on


White Stripe Maroon WS9 - face on

White Stripe Maroon WS9 – face on


Remarks:
I’m torn on a fish like this, just like I was with WS7.  The patterning, being one of the few “horned” maroons that showed up, is show stopping in itself.  The big problem with this one is the shape of the face, it’s definitely snub nosed.  Whether this is from rearing issues or from the constant bickering between the fish from a very young age is up in the air.  Either way, it’s not likely genetically caused.
This one is definitely noteworthy for the symetrical white spot at the base of the tail on both sides of the fish, as well as the “horning” on the right flank midstripe.
Any other clownfish wouldn’t knowing leave my fishroom with a face like that, this would normally be a fish to cull. As with all fish being offered, the defects are not presumed genetic at this time, and the main reason for offering these fish is to broaden the size of the F1 population going forward (ensuring genetic stability where possible).
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