Subtypes

'Pure' dextroluma might, more accurately, be referred to as 'uninfected' dextroluma.  A 'pure' dextroluma has not been infected with necrosis.  Their eyes are typically a glowing white, although if they have contracted lumachromia, their eyes may have developed pigment in the color(s) of their fins.

'Cured' dextroluma might, more accurately, be referred to as 'infected but non-contagious' dextroluma.  A 'cured' dextroluma has been infected with necrosis, but is on medications to suppress it.  Their eyes are typically a dull grey, although if they have contracted lumachromia, their eyes may have developed pigment in the color(s) of their fins.

'Corrupt' dextroluma might, more accurately, be referred to as 'infected' dextroluma.  A 'corrupt' dextroluma has been infected with necrosis.  Their eyes are typically a dim black, although if they have contracted lumachromia, their eyes may have developed pigment in the color(s) of their fins.