P.waltl pre-juvies

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Well I am sure all of you have been wanting to see my little ones, remember, I will be shipping after jan. I love these guys but 30 is too many.

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(Message edited by jennewt on December 19, 2006)
 
Very nice, Jeff! They are beautiful. I edited your post, just to put spaces between the photos (so they come out one beneath the next, rather than horizontally).
 
Nice job, those are beautiful! I have some eggs from mine, but they are smaller than normal, so I don't know if they'll make it.
 
Here are some new shots, these ones are lighter in color then the other ones I have posted, they are in a tank with white substrate so for now are much lighter colored then the ones in the other tank.

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