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So many freckles!

Kasye

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I swear, he has more freckles every day. There are even more on his face than the picture shows, and they're all down his dorsal fin and sides! I didn't see any on him when I first got him, so it's been really interesting watching him grow!

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Very cute. :happy:
My leucistics got more freckles as they matured. The one with the most freckles I call "El Bandito" because it looks like he's wearing a mask.
 
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