Updated pics of Pablo, he is growing very fast

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Little mate is growing rapidly. While waiting on his breakfast he was happy to have some pics taken..
 

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Haha you should start a caption thread with this one! Superlotlllllll!
 

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Lol! Thats a great idea! And he sits like that when he's hungry.. just giving me a subtle hint.
 
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