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Hiiii :)
- Thread starter India
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I'm so in love with him hes so cute 
rasputin
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Hi,
Welcome to the forum! I also have a leucistic and a wild type. The leucistic was probably cuter than the wild type when younger. How big is Ponyo? You should post some pics in the cute thread.
Hope the forum helps you as much as it has helped me keeping the little ones happy!
Dayv.
Welcome to the forum! I also have a leucistic and a wild type. The leucistic was probably cuter than the wild type when younger. How big is Ponyo? You should post some pics in the cute thread.
Hope the forum helps you as much as it has helped me keeping the little ones happy!
Dayv.
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