Topdown pics bandwagon
 

Thought I'd try some...

http://members.shaw.ca/hobiesailor/temp/75gtop01.jpg

Think you have a M. cap? Now this is a M.cap.... :lol:
http://members.shaw.ca/hobiesailor/temp/75gtop02.jpg

Yummy! :cool:

Question: what influences M. caps to form a few large plates versus many, smaller plates?
(Notice the difference for instance, between yours and Brad's.)

Hey Tony ... Did you happen to get any " accidental " frags lately ? :eek:

Cheers

Looks great Tony. Nice cap :razz:

OMG.
*steps away to smash my caps with hammer*
hey tony, lookin good.
yeah, i am interested in your cap as well...
in comparison to the shrimp i figure that cap being <12" around, and to have that much plating going on at that size is very intriguing and impressive to say the least.
whats your secret? what kind of flow is it under, and lighting?
anyway, lets some more pics, and a full tank shot as well please.

Tony, Indeed nice cap. As far as why they grow different in different systems. Many reason come into play and to credit one would simply be wrong. Lighting, current, water parameters including nutreint levels will all play a factor in some degree. I will say that comparing Brads to Tony's isn't the best comparision. Reason being at least from the picture it would appear Brads is the common orange were Tony's is the red version that is very common down south. Each respecfully appear to be growing ralitivly similiar to others that I've seen with in different systems. I may be wrong and Tony and Brad perhaps could clear it better then I can. Again sweet peice Tony :cool:

Yup he did and I got them all ready :razz:

Just kidding, there may be more.

Hey Tony,

Deb needs a frag of that M. cap. :mrgreen:

Could you post a full tank pic for me?? Those pictures are awesome!!!
Thanks

Christy :)

I thought Deb was anti-fuzzy?

I already mentioned this to Tony, but I am also in for a piece of that at some point in time.

Deb will be acting as my Em-bassador :razz: