The chronological order of colour development in the fins that Stefanie speaks about is the normal succession, indeed. With many nagyi-offspring, I have never seen a different order.
This individual is without doubt a special one; the reddish colour of the whole body is unusual, too. It will probably for ever remain impossible to decide whether it is an aberration of an individual offspring of both normal nagyi-parents, or a product of a hybridization. Has anybody asked the breeders (Thorsten and Anne) already?