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It's real and has been talked about before in the species ID forum. Search in there and you will find.

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Thanks for the info. Jools.

Ive had a look but not found it. Has it got an L no?

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How can this be L226, when his/hers caudal coloration is totally diferent?!
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I think it could be not L226 but L271, which is looks exactly with exception of a caudal fin with spots, not bands:

This is the one in Transfish:

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