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Jennifer Fauve
I was able to take a pic of one of my baby GFP Wild Types using my micro lens and it's so cute.. I currently have 3 of them right now at around 1.5 inches. Still small :)
 

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What a pretty little one :) look at those gorgeous gills !
 
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