Luckily they are dissimilar enough for me to see the difference in the color of the fruit. The second picture looks more green and less red.
Fascinating. I say that because, to me, the second picture looks less green, but more yellow. And I would not tend to describe the second picture as having less red, because it has no red at all. Red is a very different color from every other color in the 1st pic. It stands out like crazy. Like, if you see something red on the floor that's not supposed to be there, you'd be like, what's that??? but something yellow or brown is kinda like, just there.
What you said could be consistent with what these sites say, which is, that someone with your color perception is seeing yellows instead of green and red. Maybe we won't know for sure until that gene therapy gets done to a person who had this condition since birth.
If that gene therapy thing becomes available to people within your lifetime, I'd like to recommend getting it! Because the colors red and green are remarkable. Yellow is.... bleh. In fact, when we mix yellow into any other color, it has a habit of automatically becomes unattractive.
Green + Yellow can equal what we call "puke green". An unattractive color.
Red + Yellow can equal orange. Which is sometimes pretty but if you mix a little brown in and have it be a little dark, it's.... something you'd wonder if you should avoid stepping into.
