gill growth tips!

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here’s my darling mudkip before and after i upped her food intake - i know in both pictures her gills look fine, but there was a spell recently in which they shrunk majorly, and i was worried for her ability to breathe
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because of this little experiment in which i fed her bloodworm snacks, pellets, and live earthworms - i now highly suggest this combination for accelerating gill filaments growth. it worked great for me and my girl!
 
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