Diary of a Madman...Bringing the 405g to LIFE!
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This is an awesome setup, and those are such handsome animals that you have in there.
I haven't kept any of these fish, but it seems like you must have put a lot of planning and careful observation into getting a compatible mix of species(?).
I haven't kept any of these fish, but it seems like you must have put a lot of planning and careful observation into getting a compatible mix of species(?).
fishead;3676582; said:
thx man!
hydrophyte;3677396; said:
thx! it hasnt been too bad actually. good thing cichla arent aggressive fish. just gotta make sure you dont keep anything thats small enough to be eaten!
scubasteve06;3680600; said:
scubasteve where the heck you been man?!?!? long time no see! not much, just the usual. as you can see i got rid of the 210 and now have the 400g. hopefully next time it will be twice as big
LOL i will. gonna do a 2010 update. already have a few pics that came out amazing IMO. putting a little portfolio togetherLBathory;3681230;3681230 said:i think we need some new pics j
Happy new years!!! it's been a good year, and no better time to be into cichla with all these nice species floating around. here's a massive update of my little collection. these guys are really getting beastly. the tem, big orino, and ocellaris are well over 18" now and still growing.
pretty soon the 400g will need to go to make room for the 700-900g i have planned in a few years i took about a thousand pics during the last few weeks and kept only the good ones. you'll see some differences in the color of the water due to tannins from the leaves.
all pics were taken with my little Nikon D40 using the standard kit lens; 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6. no fancy lens or wireless flashes used, still too poor to buy those
alright enough of that, let's start with an updated feeding video:
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and now onto the pics. any questions just lemme know
pretty soon the 400g will need to go to make room for the 700-900g i have planned in a few years i took about a thousand pics during the last few weeks and kept only the good ones. you'll see some differences in the color of the water due to tannins from the leaves.
all pics were taken with my little Nikon D40 using the standard kit lens; 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6. no fancy lens or wireless flashes used, still too poor to buy those
alright enough of that, let's start with an updated feeding video:
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and now onto the pics. any questions just lemme know
