Eggs! may need some homes!

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I took a look at my tank when I started feeding, and noticed all the white dots, it is my first batch, so I am unsure about a lot of things, I have 2 females, a gold albino, and a white albino, and 1 male a wild type. I am unsure on shipping and what not. I live in Minnesota, so it is cold right now. ummm, ya, im excited but scared at the same time.:grin:
 
I would definitely be interested in taking some off your hands and giving a good home. Let me know when you figure out about shipping :) Exciting stuff!
 
Look up and message Willowcat, if you want someone in MN to take them off your hands. He is in Brainerd, and takes my eggs
 
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