A selectively bred variant of Poecilia reticulata, this particular fish reveals a whole absence of melanin leading to a definite lack of darkish pigmentation and a putting crimson coloration all through its physique. The depigmentation is a genetic trait, and when mixed with the crimson coloration, produces a visually distinctive specimen well-liked within the aquarium passion.
Possession of this explicit genetic make-up gives breeders the chance to create constant and predictable shade patterns in offspring. Its putting look contributes to elevated aesthetic worth in dwelling aquariums and makes it a sought-after selection amongst fishkeeping lovers. Traditionally, these traits have been refined via cautious breeding packages, resulting in the prevalence and stability of the specified visible traits.
