My New baby Firebellies

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I now have a new batch of 24 fully aquatic, fully morphed captive bred C. Orientalis! I love how all the new babies have orange eyebrow spots!
 

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Slowbro said:
I now have a new batch of 24 fully aquatic, fully morphed captive bred C. Orientalis! I love how all the new babies have orange eyebrow spots!
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They're absolutely adorable. Any recent pics? I'd love to see how they've developed.
 
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