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Hey everyone, I am new here! I want to introduce everyone to Zoro! He(may be a she, not sure) is my new little guy, I rescued him from a shop. He seems to be in tip top shape though and I can't wait for him to get bigger, really hoping his color stays the same. I got him set up in a 10g and he seems very happy. I am glad to be here, lots of useful information and pictures! :D
 

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Wow, what a pretty green! Are the photos pretty accurate to how he looks in real life? I'm glad he looks so happy and healthy, especially for buying him out of a shop. :)
 
Loving Zoro's colour :)



<3 >o_o< <3
 
Thanks!!! Yeah the photos are pretty accurate, it is mostly about the lighting I guess. Here are a few more from this morning! The lighting sort of made it hard to get one of my clear shots, but they still look good to me!
 

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By the color of his pupils, he looks to be a GFP :) Explains his green color too.

Congrats on your green glowy find.
 
Yep, definitely an awesome GFP lotl :D
 
Really I didn't even think of that, thank you guys so much for pointing that out! :D So question, I haven't done much research on GFP so far, is it only black light that they will glow under?
 
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