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This is my little female blue-gill, Snake. She is still growing, and her gills are still coloring up. I'm still trying to figure out how to take pictures that do her justice.
 

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She's very pretty and looks fat and sassy.:happy:
 
Blue gill?? I have never heard of that. It's so pretty!!!
 
I am not sure why it is called "blue" gill, when the marking on the gill stalks are black (or at least look that way to me). I also don't know anything about the genetics behind it. But I do love the look. :)
 
Very pretty

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My Ponyo looks just like her! Here he is, side by side with an Albino :)
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But sometimes they turn bright red too!

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Snake is beautiful! Falcor x Yoshi parentage? I can't remember now...
 
This is my blue gill lucy Steve! 😍
 

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