Smiling GSP

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purplecandle
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Smiling GSP

Post by purplecandle »

My computer is dead so I have to use my hubby's phone. The other day I was learning the camera functions. I was taking pics of my fish after their water changes. I got a lucky shot of one of my puffers smiling. Unfortunately, the glass had lint on it and the puff was in some bubbles, but still a cute pic. I hope you guys can see his smile, I am not sure that it will show up because this is a cell phone pic.

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Post by sevenyearnight »

That is so cute!!
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Post by J-P »

the smile and the triple chin ;)

Thanks for sharing it is cute!
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Post by xrayjeeper83 »

hahah cute pic
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