Do these trumpets look OK or upset?

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I’ve had my trumpets over a month. Saturday I moved them from sand bed to a rock. About halfway up. Pretty close to a wave maker but off to the side so not directly in line. Do they look ok or POed?

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Hard to tell from the picture due to the blue/contrast. At first glance, they look ok to me. Do they seem "bouncy" or retracted? It may also take some time to tell if you just moved them.
 
Hard to tell from the picture due to the blue/contrast. At first glance, they look ok to me. Do they seem "bouncy" or retracted? It may also take some time to tell if you just moved them.
Left guy looks bouncy right guy no. Also rights mouth is opening and closing throughout day.
 

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