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:p I can't believe there's 2 months between these photos - 5 May and now!
 

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Wow what a difference with the gills in the last picture! Good job. :D
 
Great job! It is truly amazing how fast they grow, isn't it?!

I've had my two guys for a month and a half, and they've grown tremendously, it's insane!


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It's even a bit sad that they grow that fast:) but I haven't noticed - until I looked at their first pics the other day. Shame they can't see the pics and reminisce with me lol


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The last pic - and the first one - I wanna cry when I look at Axl' tiny skinny limbs! And now he's so round and smooth and happy:)


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A new addition to the family - tiny little skinny Babe. Got him off Gumtree yesterday after seeing a pic of him on those nasty pebbles... He's only about 14-15cm long yet the owner insisted she had him for a year and he's 2 yrs old - I didn't want to argue but he looks a couple of months younger than my guys and they're less than a year old... He also has a bit of an issue with one leg, it's a little twisted, but that doesn't worry him a bit:) Anyways, resetting his tank with sand and safe hides today, hopefully he'll grow fast - he eats like a vacuum cleaner, looks very hungry to me. Named him Babe since he's tiny and pink and piggy-like. I'm in love all over again:)
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these eyes!


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Wow! What a difference. Their gills are absolutely lovely now. They're very lucky to have found their new home :)
 
Their gills are even fluffier now than in those pics:) and they're 23-24cm long now haha (measured them this morning since they were in a tub for a few minutes):))) twice the size in 4 month - they may very well grow into crocodiles at this rate!:))


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Looks like I should feed them every second day now:)
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I can't believe how good they look. Great job!
 
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just bought my 3 month old gold albino and black one today, this is a bit like looking forward and seeing what i hope mine look like. truly amazing they grow so quickly.
 
Peep94, you'll even miss them being little, they grow super fast:))))


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My third baby - one month between the pics; all I am doing is feeding small portions twice a day and keeping him in clear water:))) very happy with his looks now!

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bless your heart for rescuing them! all they needed was a proper home and fed!

I can't believe people treat their animals like that, aquatic or not.
 
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