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Hope I have done this right. Just a few updated pictures of Perry (chubby wildtype),Aurora(wildtype),peggy moomin (3 legged 5 gilled leucistic little wonder-all growing back fine) Sorry they are not great quality had to use my phone as I cant find my camera lead and my card reader wont do anything unless I reformat.

Hope you like them

Jade
 

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Thanks guys.
My wildtypes are about 5 months. My leucistics are my smallest is 3weeks and and my larger one is 3 months. Perry and aurora share a tank and my leucistics have a tank on it's own and a Tupperware dish.

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They are adorable, and I really like their names! Aurora has always been a favorite animal name of mine.
 
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