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LoachOrgy
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Striata Update

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Well I have had these striata for about two months I think. Or at least it feels that long. There were 5 to begin with and two more were added recently. They are having a blast and do the loachy dance all the time. They are becoming quite the beggers. I made them all fatties! :D

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Superb! 8)
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Those striatas are awesome. I'm going to have to look for some.
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Yeah chef, they orbit around the clowns like little satellites. and when one clown starts eating near them, they all nip him here and there and its hillarious to watch. the clowns will then start doing the shake. the nips aren't very vicious or anything just a warning saying get out of my way fattie!
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Hi LO, I´m glad you did much better than me with mine, ... They look very nice 8)
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Post by wasserscheu »

chefkeith wrote:Those striatas are awesome. I'm going to have to look for some.
Do it CK, they are different in behavior than the other Botine´s I had... I´m impressed by them...
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