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A single rayed ct is usually in fact a combtail,so now you have real crownies 
She named him King, and he is in her vase by her community tank. He was the father to the first spawn I had.
) . Unfortunately I only recently got a digital camera, so have no idea how to take decent photos let alone post them on here 
Thanks wuv and f250fisherman, I was a bit confused about the difference between the combtail and crowntail types so now I know. BTW what type is the one in your picture, f250fisherman- he's nearly identical to the father of my spawn. Is he a combtail? If so then it all makes sense.
I meant to say double the rays, as in twice as many as the usual. Instead of each ray branching into two at the ends, these guys have 4 points at each "crown". (Maybe this is actually more confusing ) The rays aren't of even length though. The middle two of the four are slightly longer than the outer two.
