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I got him/her yesterday, spitz is about 4inches long at the moment not the best pic but he/she is a goldie, he has been flying around tank playing in the air bubbles and the little current created by the filter, he will swim into the light current and swim against it lol. at first I thought it might be too strong but he will also swim straight through it aswell. He seems happy and content and I look forward to finding out if he is a he or a she lol :happy:
 

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Congratulations! Cute axie, and I would love to see pictures of him/her playing in the bubbles.
 
Will try and get some but he/she is so quick lol
 
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