Babies!!

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jeff

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So the recent eggs were the real deal! I have babies hatching now as we speak!! now I have to figure out what to do with them. I Have an ad posted in the for sale section so if you are in seattle/eastside washington check it out and pass the word, I am way too busy right now to raise these guys, in fact, I am not even staying at the house with them. I will however have pictures real soon!
 
And yet they got raised by me anyway!
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The last of them have now been spoken for, in fact, I have 7 left and I am wondering if I should just keep them all... But I wanted to say that I am going to raise these last few up and leave the option open to swap someone for future breeding. Its been a long 6 months but I would like to try to get 2 diffrent bloodlines next time, and then start it all over again.
 
Jeff, approximately how long were your Pleuros when they morphed? I have 2 that are about 2 inches long now, but still have full gills.
 
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