Testing new Camera

[StirCrazy]

the files are kinda big so I will link to them instead of making the page go nuts [img]smile.gif[/img]

I am very happy with the color this camera has it is almost like being there.

New Acro from meeting

Macro of my mushroom

good pic of my Torch showing how green it is.

Steve

[ 16 September 2002, 20:18: Message edited by: StirCrazy ]

[BC_Grl]

Hey Steve, what kind of camera do you have?
Very nice photos!!!

[ 16 September 2002, 20:59: Message edited by: BC_Grl ]

[StirCrazy]

I went and bought the Fuji S602Z today.. so far all I can say is wow.. impresive.. now I have to decide if I am going to sell my old one or use it for a christmas present LOL

Steve

[One_Divided]

Steve, I'll see you tomorrow afetrnoon when you come over to take pics of my tank =)

heheh jk.. looks good! High res!

[StirCrazy]

ya it is pretty wild.. I am taking my camera to work to play with it tomorrow so if I am off early .. maby I could stop by..

Steve

[StirCrazy]

couple more, one is my pot belly pig, er.. Lawnmower I mean



and the killer snail


Steve

[ 18 September 2002, 20:18: Message edited by: StirCrazy ]

[StirCrazy]

here are some more big one hat I will link to instead of putting thm up.

Bangii

Buttons

Homer

Star Polyps

Steve

[StirCrazy]

Originally posted by canadawest:
Steve I thought you were waiting for tank raised Bangaii?!?!? :rolleyes:

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I was.. am.. this guy came as part of a package of free fish.. I only got the one.. so I don't know how old they have to be befor they could go in with him.. but he could have the other tank if he has to ..

um I keep calling it a he.. is there any way to tell this Andrew?

Steve

[ 22 September 2002, 20:28: Message edited by: StirCrazy ]

[canadawest]

Steve I thought you were waiting for tank raised Bangaii?!?!? :rolleyes:

[canadawest]

There are many a theory of how to visually sex Bangaiis, but nothing conclusive (or scientific I might add)

The only sure fire way is to put an adult into a tank with a known male. If they fight, you got a he. If they get along, you got a she. Pretty simple.

As far as my two adults, the female tends to be a bit bigger, but that is likely a product of reproduction as the male goes for weeks without eating while holding eggs. The male does have a more squared off jawline than the female, and I've heard that the males tend to have a longer caudial (sp?) fin, but both my adults had most of that particular fin nipped off when I got them, so not a real indicator for me.

Sorry, I couldn't be of more help, but you're welcome to bring him by anytime and see if he/she gets killed or courted by my male! :eek: