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Nippy (note the middle-left gill stalk regeneration) thinks he can stalk me from behind the hornwort and pounce on me. I don't think he realizes that he's aquatic.
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And Blue shows that she's just as pretty as her sister, just a bit different...
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They look lovely as ever! I notice you call them "he" and "she" and "she". Are they sexable already?
 
Jen, at almost 7", they're getting close to mature. There's a noticable difference in head shape (nippy's head is significantly narrower than the other two (at least, i think females have wider heads. good thing they've got ambiguous names!)), although i havent taken the time to do a thorough cloaca-inspection (this seems somehow.... violating to them. lol). They're only 6 months old, but they're big for their age!
 
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