Swims like a crocodile lands like a sack of spuds

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Is it my imagination or maybe just Toothless, when he swims he is graceful like a crocodile when he lands he is like a sack of spuds. There's nothing wrong with him I just find it really funny.

Or his he just the salamander who'd wear hobnail boots at a tea room dance?.

Love him to bits he's has his weekly water change and his moss ball has decided it no longer is a football but gently rotating at the top of his tank like a fuzzy green planet gradually losing altitude. xxx

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He's quite content hiding in the lettuce (some sort of water wisteria I think) at the moment xx
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