Photo: Meet Mudkip and Natsu

Natsu .... She was feeling photogenic today

Tank
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She got so long
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Yeah ... There was an unfortunate incident and I no longer have the little one. Natsu is still very healthy and happy, and even got a new filter.
 
I did ... Mudkip was given to a friend
 
I redid the tank ... Yay fine sand :D
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