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Photo: Meet My New(ish) Lotls! Frankie and Gunter

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Hello! Here are some blurry pics of my girls, Frankie and Gunther. Frankie is the leucistic and Gunther is the melanoid. I've had them for about three weeks. They're having a good time in their new home.
 

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