New addition to the family

madFrankie

madFrankie

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Hi Everyone,

Just thought I'd show off the latest addition to the family. Our as-yet unnamed new leucistic friend is a total poser, and who wouldn't be with gills like that!?

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Your new family member looks great
totally amazing photos:happy:
 
The gills are lovely, yes, but I must say that his black speckled mask is quite stunning too ;).
 
The second photo makes me laugh. It seems that your pther axie is doing that thing we do, as humans...where we throw our hands in photo's behind people's heads and make silly gestures!!!
 
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