White clownfish rarity in breeding

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I have a black/white male and a regular orange/white female mating pair. They lay eggs pretty regular but I’m not trying to raise them. I do like to look in and just see what’s happening. The eggs normally start out orange and then turn black with silvery eyes. On the last batch however one was completely white with silvery eyes. Could that have turned into a different variation? How often is that seen?

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John
 
I tried to find a full white one or 99% white. I failed so far lol. Storms are to much black. I want a albino clown lol


You probably already have but have you looked at Platinum or Wyoming Whites?
 
I have a black/white male and a regular orange/white female mating pair. They lay eggs pretty regular but I’m not trying to raise them. I do like to look in and just see what’s happening. The eggs normally start out orange and then turn black with silvery eyes. On the last batch however one was completely white with silvery eyes. Could that have turned into a different variation? How often is that seen?

Thanks,
John
Orange X Black will produce hybrid 100% mochas. Clownfish hatch with no color, the color develops as they grow and age.
 
I tried to find a full white one or 99% white. I failed so far lol. Storms are to much black. I want a albino clown lol
Tangerine albinos are bright orange and white, Zombie clownfish are Black and White albino, Snow storms are almost solid white with a blueish hue.
 

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