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Skilly

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Your little babies are so stinking cute! :smile:

Nice pictures too! It was fun looking through all of them.
 
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Your little babies are so stinking cute! :smile:

Nice pictures too! It was fun looking through all of them.


thanks :)
did you see the last video posted, look at what happens at 50 seconds in....was good timing!
 

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Haha yeah that was funny! That other little one was like HEY!!!! I wana be in the shot toooooo!!!! ZOOOOM hehe
 
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