Pleuropthalma Update shots
- Thread starter WhiteLineRacer
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Euge;696956; said:
You have the Auranti not me
These guys have probably another 2 to inches to go then they are maxed out.
I have to say your pleuros are BY FAR the best I have ever seen and I have seen a lot of them. I had a group of 4 last year and I traded them into Wharf Aquatics and the next time I went down they told me they sold within an hour!!! They we colouring up and ranged from 9" to 11". It's the only group of fish I really regret selling and still think "why did I do it", but I am sure everyone has had that experience at one time or another, unfortunately.
Look forward to seeing more pics as they get even bigger....
Look forward to seeing more pics as they get even bigger....
Can you give us all any advice on taking photos? Based on what you've posted. Type of camera, shutter speeds, how to avoid glass reflection etc etc.
I find it hard getting sharp focus photos myself. The best results I get are with the flash off and on auto. The shutter speed is still a bit slow so for most of my shots where a fish is moving I physically track the fish with the camera to stop the fish blurring.
I also wait untill it's dark outside, this stops reflections.
The camera is a sony DCH something
I also wait untill it's dark outside, this stops reflections.
The camera is a sony DCH something
whitelineracer i noticed you had feeders in with your snakheads .do you keep a constant supply in with them so they can feed when they want or do you just put them in at a set feeding time. i have 2 reds and i buy my feeders at 50 a time and keep them in a sepreate tank.... i think they may become obese if they can feed at any time . what do you think ????
