Last Spring's Babies

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Starting off with marmortus. This is they're second week aquatic, note the crest on the male.
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Next are some dobrogicus pics. The first is a female and the second one is a pair. Once again notice the start of a crest on the male. I got lucky in a trade for 6 of them. It's turning out that there's 2 males and 4 females so I'll have 2 good breeding trios.
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And last but not least, some of the karelinii I got from Jen. The way they look, it wouldn't surprise me to find eggs soon.
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Errr...those "Threads" on the dogobricus are gonna be a crest??
 
No, those threads are live blackworms. Look closer at the back and there's a jagged start of a crest there.
 
LOL gotcha. If you didn't know the clump was behind him...it looks like he has some kind of filaments sprouting out of his back. :p
 
Same here, when I saw that pic I was like, "Is that coming from his back?."
 
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