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Photo Caption: My ~beautiful~ Marbled Molly (male) His name is Lucius, after Lucius Malfoy from Harry Potter. He died recently but I love the picture
freshwater fish - poecilia sphenops - marble lyretail molly stocking in 12 gallons tank - Newborn Marble Molly photo taken 30 mins after birth
freshwater fish - poecilia latipinna - dalmatian molly stocking in 12 gallons tank - My ~beautiful~ Marbled Molly (male) His name is Lucius, after Lucius Malfoy from Harry Potter. He died recently but I love the picture

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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: 12 gallon tank Glass rocks at the bottom Pebbles as gravel Fake plants/rock formations
Advice: er..read?
Fish Kept: Marble mollies (1 mom + 4 babies), Glowing Danios (3, one in each color), Beacon Tetra (now 6 years old!)
Corals/Plants: All fake
Tank Size: 12 gallons

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