Term for fish with standard eye color but no body pigment?

I have noticed a new strain of peacocks, I'll generalize as the "pink peacocks" that have the look of an albino but standard eye color. I think there is a term to describe this but I can't find it on the web. Any help? I have a few male peacocks of this variety 3" and up available for sale. PM me if anyone is interested. Is this trait due to inbreeding a recessive trait, or is it a mutation in a gene?

I think the ones you are talking about are "Dragonblood" or "Strawberry" Peacocks. They are a man made strain really pretty too.

Yeah, I've heard of them referred to as "Firefish" as well. I was actually more curious about the scientific term and aspect of this unique coloration. Here is a picture of an example male I have available.

Sorry the picture was too big to post, and I think I'll need to convert the format to get it to the right size. I'll have to try my computer at home and post later tonight if possible.

Try one more time...

I have a male one of those. They are called Sunburst peacocks. I have read in a lot of places that they do not occur like this in the wild. They are claimed to be a hybrid or line bred species in various places. I will keep digging. I have a 9.5inch one of these. We prob should ask Ad Konings at the next meeting. I have had trouble finding info on these guys as well.

I would like to know if there is a term for this also. Bev just got in some albino bristlenose that have blue eyes. Cool looking fish but, how does this happen - come on you geneticists - explain it to me!

It begins with an 'L', but I can't remember.

EDIT: Leucistic

kaj41354 said:

I would like to know if there is a term for this also. Bev just got in some albino bristlenose that have blue eyes. Cool looking fish but, how does this happen - come on you geneticists - explain it to me!

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those are not albino bristlenoses tho many people keep calling them that. Those are L144's.

http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/species.php?species_id=905

Thanks Julie