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Old March 16th, 2008  
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What Molly was it?

Hi all, i purchased a what i thought was a lyretail molly. Its body was a dark blue with orange tail, fins and sails etc. it passed away a few weeks back and would love to replace it. Problem is i can not see it on any web site or forum. Ive seen pics of black lyretails but none of blue and orange.
Has anyone ever seen one similar or do you think it was not a lyretail?
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Old March 17th, 2008  
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lyretail just refers to the style of tail it has, so you my mind a similar color pattern but the lyretail molly is the the type of tail fin it has
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