It's the special little things

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I thought I'd start a thread about some special little things we love about our particular little animal friends :D

Things you can take pictures of.
I'll start:

Dopey's extra toe (it stands up!)

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His toes look like claws right there...



Next up, Dilly. He has some very curly gill filaments. I've taken to calling him rasta-Dilly at times :D

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It's not caused by the water flow. His gills are naturally like that. They always look so very very fluffly...


Who's next? :D
 
Dopey looks like he's attending a very posh tea party there and I think you need to stop feeding Dilly so many crusts ;)

Very lovely Lotls :D
 
Woopers gills on his right hand side are developing in an odd way. He has a trident and the middle one gets thinner :D
 

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On his left side, the very top gill is almost half the size as the one on the other side :) He's always been like that.
 
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