Julie and bobo's babys!

is it just me or are there no pics! he he he >stipe> how exciting! goodluck on the bubs. I know I'm really new to this but maybe between hailz and myself we may be able to help.
I'll try and get more pics tommorrow, still need to post one of bobo ( the father.)
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i can post pics of the mother and father...........here

THE DAD: male white albino, around 5-6 months named squidy(dont ask).
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THE MUM: female golden albino, around 5-6 months old, named ????, need help on that!!!???!!!
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hopwe you like them.
 
if your wondering why the tanks are diff its cuz the one of squidy is a old pic and i changed the tank when i boughtthe new one.
 
lol, i don't know why, but to me, your fem needs some sort of sassy name. she looks like she's got attitude. Like Miss "something or other..." hmm...
 
oh damn...stupid computers,lol, ill have to re-post the pictures, i must have deleted the wrong post, sorry guys
 
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