My Fry.

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mistern2005
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My Fry.

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Here are some pictures of the fry comingled from both spawns.

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L046 Breeders - 2M/3F / Lots of other L046 subadults and juveniles.
Lots of L144 - LF/SF, M/F, you name it...
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Gorgeous :luw:
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one word and thats Awesome :D
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Good looking cuties :P
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Looking good Mistern, keep up the good work. :aok:
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I am Jelous for sure. Good job!
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Which spawn did the dime come from :roll:

There is nothing cuter than a zebra fry, so of course you need more :lol:
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They are gorgeous! Good job!!!!!
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