Pic of my little guy climbing a rock

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I took this photo last night, after seeing him climb this rock in his aquarium. Usually he just goes and hides inside that rock and won't come out for days. But last night he came out, and looked as if he was trying to pose and show off a little, so I decided to take a photo
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Great picture Kraig
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He does look like he was ready for his close up.
 
That's a really cool picture.. so cute
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If it wasn't for the air bubbles at the top, it kinda looks like a giant Axie in space.. on a moon rock.

But that just might be me

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