Freds first baby Dogga

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Just thought i'd share a little pic of Freds first baby Dogga.
He hatched in May.

He is about 2 inches.
Mel
 

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Great pattern, Mel! Love to see how this one turns out! ;)
 
Heres another coz he's so darn cute!!

Mel
 

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Thanks for the new pic, Mel - he is a cutie! I am not seeing any iridiophores (could be mistaken - not wearing my glasses at the moment!) - have you ruled out the possibility of him being melanoid? In both pics, the rings around his eyes look non-reflective. Maybe just wishful thinking on my part for you to have your melanoid! ;)
 
I can see rings in his eyes :S
 
Cute cute cute :)
 
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Thanks guys.
Yeah he has shiny rings :( still gorgeous tho!

Mel
 
Mel.... he/she is so cute....I love the colouring..... Fred does have beautiful babies
 
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oh Mel, your little baby is sooo cute :D
I´m awaiting new pics of his development :D
 
Oh gosh! I just exploded from the cuteness XD. Baby axies never fail to be cute!
 
Another one of my little lovely!!
:love:

Mel
 

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A new picture of the wonderful Dogga as requested :D

Hes about 6 inches now and only 4 months old.

Mel
 

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Beautiful wildtype with fantastic gills.
 
far too cute for his own good!!! :love:
 
Thank you, Mel!!! ;)

Well worth the wait! Dogga is truly extraordinary! Those long gills are simply amazing! 6" already? He may be well on his way to becoming a monster! :D
 
A few more for you Shannon :D
I'm trying to show his markings they are awesome!
Mel
 

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Wow, Mel! He is truly remarkable! He's almost Andersoni like in his markings. I could go on and on!! I don't think I've ever seen another like him!

Good thing I don't live on the other side of the Atlantic, I'd already be anticipating offspring!! ;) :D
 
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