Smokey Angelfish
Smokey is
a partially dominant gene. Heterozygous fish have a typically light golden brown
body colour with no obvious stripes. Whilst the rear of the body has darker
mottled brown colouration often tending to black in the dorsal and anal fins.
In homozygous individuals the darker coverage is much more extensive and these
are refered to as chocolate angelfish.
The fish in the photo above also carried a gold gene. It has been suggested that such individuals have a more golden appearence than individuals without a gold gene. This however remains to be proven.