Photo: My first little boy: Ordis

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It was a tough ride from New York to Pennsylvania, but Ordis seems to be very happy with his arrangement. Of course, when he got here, he was pretty scared (didn't want to move much)
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He warmed up to his new environment pretty soon, and got very adventurous!
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But feeding him, on the other hand... It's right below you, ordis!!!
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I also couldn't resist taking a video of him coming up for air.
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Ordis seems very happy and has also discovered my motion-activated camera (no flash, in case you were wondering)
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If you're thinking the tank is a little barren, you'd be right. Decorations are coming soon :tongue:
 
The second picture is adorable... he looks so lost 😖
 
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