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That deformity is actually not uncommon. What's uncommon is a fish which survives with it, to that size. It's scoliosis, most likely due to an egg hatching too quickly. Most of the time, that anomaly occurs during a late spawn, in warmest water. Happens in fish hatcheries often.
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