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Hayden

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My friend found these in her pool filter about year ago and nursed their injuries. Both made it, but she moved and didn't have room for them anymore, so now they're mine! I'm pretty sure they're m/f.
It's been YEARS since I've had tigers. I'm so glad to have some again. :)

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Lookin' good, Hayden!
 
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