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I haven't posted any pics of Steve since the new style forum has been up and running so here are some pics. I had him out of his tank to look at some small injuries that he had aquired (Just a small one on his tail and one on his hip). You can also see in the photos his wonky tail. It has been like this for a long time, he broke it when he was a baby and it healed like this. I think it gives him charater! I love the little mite, sometimes i am accused of spending too much time looking after him!

PS- I think he might be a Steffani! What do you think?
 

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Vary cute I love his tail.
 
I would bet money on it being a girl. The boys are not subtle at all
 
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