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Some shots of some new additions

Sith the turtle

Sith the turtle

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Some photos I took of the new additions my family recently acquired, surprisingly I had nothing to do with this and they aren't mine, just helping with their care and feeding. Some photos to tide you all over until I can get some better ones ;)
 

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