Photo: My New Addition :)

Elliriyanna

Elliriyanna

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These are not my photo's but I asked permission to use them :)

This is my new baby, I will be getting him/ her next week, At 7 inches he/she is the same size as Natsu and should be a great tankmate for her :)

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should have named her kattysank chetternut clyde. :ha:
 
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