Rally, are you into photography professionally or is it just a hobby cause your photos are always top notch. I remember reading that you use a D50, I am looking into getting a camera, what do you think of the D40? BTW the fish looks good as well.
My favorite little mutt
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Thanks everyone. I'll try to get some pix of the parents up. I know I have one of the Livingstoni but I may have to take a pic of the other.
Nova, the D40 is a great little camera if you don't want to switch lenses. The lenses on the D40 are a lot more expensive because of the focusing mechanism that's built into it. If you want to eventually get a collection of lenses (macro, telephoto, wide angle, etc), spring for the D80. Unfortunately the D50 is discontinued. IMO it's the best entry level DSLR. On the upside, the D80 has a LOT of useful features that are absent on the lower end cameras. Thanks for the compliments
Photography is just something I enjoy.
Nova, the D40 is a great little camera if you don't want to switch lenses. The lenses on the D40 are a lot more expensive because of the focusing mechanism that's built into it. If you want to eventually get a collection of lenses (macro, telephoto, wide angle, etc), spring for the D80. Unfortunately the D50 is discontinued. IMO it's the best entry level DSLR. On the upside, the D80 has a LOT of useful features that are absent on the lower end cameras. Thanks for the compliments
Photography is just something I enjoy.I'm sorry the mother wasn't a a red fin borleyi. It was a drab blue fish and I can't find a picture of it. Unfortunately it jumped out of the tank when she was holding. The little mutt is the only one that survived. (Rallysb1tch reminded me of that)
I did find the father though.
I did find the father though.
rallysman;1178623; said:This fish is only 1" long but is showing a lot of potential IMO
It's a Livingstoni x red fin borleyi
Has it been fed hormonal food?, because if it has it will soon loose it's color.
