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Got a new camera so all I needed were some models to test it out. I have two leucistic that I raised from eggs and one melanoid I got from Mel. One of the leucistic has a pointy face and one has a really flat face like its hit a brick wall...not that it has :p
 

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Here's some more...
 

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they are so cute........
 
LOL this one is so cute!
 

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Cynth said:
LOL this one is so cute!
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That's the flat faced one. I still need humorous names for them, I was thinking of calling them after star wars characters.
 
They are wonderful! I do hope you keep us updated as they grow! :D I have to be different and say that little melanoid is probably my favorite...

Star Wars - Clever, plenty of characters to pull from!
 
I dunno, I think he looks more like this delightful fellow...
 

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Here's some more for your viewing pleasure, and I have some names now...

Boba - for the little melanoid
Jaba - for the flat faced one
Chewy - for my normal looking one (and because I can't call an axolotl Chewbacca)

What you reckon?
 

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The gills on the leucistics are marking up nicely!
I also adore the melanoids colouring! He's going to be a handsome devil!!

Mel
 
Yup, he will be. Got the canister filter today, unfortunetly the piping that comes with it is way too short so I'll have to take a trip to Middletons :(
 
Yes, Eric is correct. I use these hangers with mine, they work very well.

BTW, your little ones are looking great! The names are cute too! take care
 
I have a weird aquarium lid so I'm not sure the hanger would work. I cut some holes in the side for the piping now. Would this filter be able to sit at the same level as my tank ok and suck water up as long as I have longer tubing?
 
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