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I too was gonna say to check out localityrosys forum with your pic attached. It is an intergrade rosy probably from Whitewater area. You can tell intergrade due to the spots in the intermediary striping. NOW without KNOWING FOR SURE where/what locality it came from it will never be a locality pure rosy. Not trying to sound harsh but just letting you know that a LOCALITY PURE Rosy is like having a pedigree for a dog. The problem is that a coastal rosy can be bred with a desert rosy to create that look also. The people on locality rosys site will probably tell you the same, MOST are purist when it comes to locality rosys (myself included). Rosys are great pets dont get me wrong. But without either finding a rosy in the wild or getting it from a TRUSTED rosy breeder it cannot be guaranteed to be a locality pure specimen. Please feel free to post on the site. It is filled with the most knowledgable rosy guys around.
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