Jello's Playground

Sunsets just hit different...
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Went downstairs this morning and found Willie laying on top of the lid. Luckily, he was still wet (couldn't have been that long I'd hope) so a scooped him up and put him back in gently.
Took him a second, but he swam away to his home. Was breathing a little heavy when I left for work, but I'll check on him again when I get home.
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Went downstairs this morning and found Willie laying on top of the lid. Luckily, he was still wet (couldn't have been that long I'd hope) so a scooped him up and put him back in gently.
Took him a second, but he swam away to his home. Was breathing a little heavy when I left for work, but I'll check on him again when I get home.
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sounds like you found willie just in time.. Hoping he bounces back quick!
 
Went downstairs this morning and found Willie laying on top of the lid. Luckily, he was still wet (couldn't have been that long I'd hope) so a scooped him up and put him back in gently.
Took him a second, but he swam away to his home. Was breathing a little heavy when I left for work, but I'll check on him again when I get home.
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He just wanted to be free...
 
Lemmy (dusky) has moved over to play with the Bad Guys and is so much happier.
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Willie hasnt attempted to jump again, and his colors look so much better with less stress.
Octopussy (bluethroat) has taken over as the trigger in the playground.
Alice, the teeny tiny baby fish, (meleagris leopard) has been in for a few weeks and is thriving.
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Lemmy (dusky) has moved over to play with the Bad Guys and is so much happier.
1000034482.jpg

Willie hasnt attempted to jump again, and his colors look so much better with less stress.
Octopussy (bluethroat) has taken over as the trigger in the playground.
Alice, the teeny tiny baby fish, (meleagris leopard) has been in for a few weeks and is thriving.
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Pretty little girl. I love my leopard as well.
 

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