Does my BTA look healthy/happy

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I’ve noticed the last week or so my BTA looks happy, but it’s mouth has been very big. Does this look normal?
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Looks happy and healthy to me. How long have you had it?
I’ve had this for about a year and a half. It was in a bio cube that I had terrible luck with. I set up a reefer 260 a little over a month ago and transferred it into that. Probably a little prematurely, I know these guys need a well established tank to thrive. I can say though that since moving him into this tank he’s had a lot of growth, and looks MUCH more content. I never noticed it’s mouth so wide before, that was my main concern. I feed him one frozen shrimp every other day.
 
happens to me when I upgraded, looks like he will split.
main was looks the same
 

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