Photo #1 - My Tattooed Balloon Molly, Esmeralda.

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Photo Caption: my tattooed balloon molly, Esmeralda.
freshwater fish - poecilia latipinna - balloon molly stocking in 15 gallons tank - my tattooed balloon molly, Esmeralda.

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State: Ohio
Country: United States
Description: very pretty.
Advice: love your fish like family!
Fish Kept: green spotted puffer, pleco, tattooed balloon molly, numerous guppies, &2 cory cats.
Corals/Plants: n/a
Tank Size: 15 gallons

COMMENTS

Tattooing or painting fish is animal cruelty. Buying them supports this terrible practice. How can you love fish and support something as cruel as removing them from water (where they breathe!) to inject ink into them? fish avatar

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