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Took some pictures yesterday and I haven't posted a pic of my mudpuppy in a long time so here they are.
 

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Looks happy, how does it like its fish?
 
Dawn: Hey, yeah I haven't posted in awhile. She's grown a bit, about an inch maybe since last year.

Pete: She ate them without hesitation and I haven't knowticed any ill effects. She just ate a large nightcrawler about an hour ago and seems very healthy.
 
Neat

Neat pic of Bart. She looks really good. I like the spots going down her back. Good to know she is doing well.
 
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