picasso clowns--are they true percs or ocellaris?

Jamie1210

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As the subject says, are these guys actually true percs or ocellaris? Couple more questions.

1. Are picassos the same as jigsaws, and if not, how're they different?

2. I remember seeing one of the members on this forum (i think his sn's embryoguy or something) having some REALLY nice picasso/jigsaw clowns that had a ton of black as well. Will ORA picassos have these thick black bands as well? Or were his a cross between onyx?

I think picassos are awesome looking, but if i'm gonna shell out the $$ for them, I want to make sure that they have the thick black bands like embryoguy's (if that's his correct name hehe)

Thanks in advance !

Jamie
 
Most people say the Picasso type clowns are True Percs. The ones you want are also Onyx type clowns which means they have black bands throughout their body.
 
Re: picasso clowns--are they true percs or ocellaris?

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=10139560#post10139560 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Jamie1210
Will ORA picassos have these thick black bands as well?

I was wondering the same thing, some Picassos appear to have lots of black and others only a little. Do ORA Picassos get more black coloration than others?
 
ORA picassos are true percs, and they are indeed the same as jigsaws. They were coined as picassos once ORA began releasing them.
I believe the ones you saw embryoguy has are not from ORA, but actually wild caughts.
 
Ditto, Embryo's was a WC clown.

ORA's clowns all start out with very little black on them, some develope nice thick amounts of black as they age. ORA bred their original Picasso with a WC onyx to try to promote more black development.

Picasso's & Onyx are both true percula's those names are just ways to describe colors. there is no "half onyx & half picasso" they are 100% pure true percula's.
 
This is a picasso from ORA(the one on the bottom not the top), its alittle over a year old. When it came to the store it had bairly any black at all. I'm told they start to develope more black after a year.

picasso-onyxpair.jpg
 
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