Photo: My new golden albino, Momo!

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I got him last week. He's only 4 inches long, so it will be a couple of months before I can put him with my adults.

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Beautiful!! I have one Golden too, but the gills not are so red. *-*
 
Neil C said:
Hey that's a great looking Golden and nice photo too! Lucky you!


Regards Neil
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Thanks! I got him from Michael Shrom :)

Can't wait to find out it's gender. I already have a male and a female, so either way it will be breedable. But I'm hoping it's a female so that it will be easy to tell who the parent is.

Either way, hopefully I'll get some golden babies out of the mix!
 
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