Thanks Curtis, that Electric Blue Jack Demsey male and the big red tailed shark are all I have left to show from 20yrs of fish breeding, but they are two of my all time favorites so I will have them till they die. The diamondbacks have grown up with them, both fish were that same size when the diamonds were little hatchlings, so they don't see them as food, but it's funny the male (PT) chases the electric blue around the rock then the female (Gertrude) chases PT and the 3 of them go round and round and round, but not biting just play.
Ya know this is the 3rd season for that small pond and the plants are finally really filling in this year, and my 2 Shubunkin goldfish which we didn't know untill this spring that they are male and female untill they had 4 babies, 3 calicos that look just like the parents and one solid black one, must be recessive. So I have really enjoyed that pond this year, next year I am putting in a really big pond, they are fun, and the sound of thrickling water, I highly recommend it.
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Jeff Benfer

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2.3 Terrapene carolina carolina
4.1 Kinosternon baurii
1.1 Malaclemys terrapin terrapin
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