My new baby!

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aeviette

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My little one just arrived! I hardly slept last night I was so excited. She ('s a she for the moment) is beauuuutiful. I can't find the camera so it's phone pictures for the moment I'm afraid, but here she is!

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Beautiful! :D I've just discovered last night my baby wildtype is getting pink fluffy gills! So excited on how its going to grow up!
 
beautiful wildtype.

I think wild types are the prettiest, and only get better with age.

Enjoy.
 
Thank you :D
I've decided to call her Kitty, because 1- short for Catullus, neoteric poet, and 2- this: kittyboo.jpg (My mum- edit, almost everyone I know!- thinks she's a monster but I think she's sweet). Imma gonna fatten you up, little lotl!
 
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She's adorable, and great name! :D
 
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