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The top image looks like an immature male, possibly coppernose. The middle photo looks like a maturing male coppernose bluegill. The bottom image looks like a female native strain of bluegills.
Pure strain coppernose bluegills sourced in their native ranges have bright copper-colored tails even when young. Hatcheries from Arkansas sell coppernose bluegills that don't show color until they have a year or two of age.
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