Najer's grubby puddle!

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Too funny!... Perfect addition
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I had only seen pics of juveniles before with this pattern showing, it will be interesting to watch it grow as it will change shape and colour, it's very cute! ;)

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I had only seen pics of juveniles before with this pattern showing, it will be interesting to watch it grow as it will change shape and colour, it's very cute! ;)

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"Daddy?"
Yes hun!
"Your not going to show them my new tummy are you?"
No hun! *insert Pinocchio nose* ;)

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Talk to me about your substrate. It looks like tiny rubble. What is it?

I don't remember what it is now but yes a fine sort of gravel, due to the previous tank leak it was what they had in at the time, I saved most of the original sandbed so there is about a half inch or so of that and then about 3/4 of an inch of the new stuff.
 
I don't remember what it is now but yes a fine sort of gravel, due to the previous tank leak it was what they had in at the time, I saved most of the original sandbed so there is about a half inch or so of that and then about 3/4 of an inch of the new stuff.
It really is a grubby puddle!

;Hilarious
 
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