Green Terror & Midas pics
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The camera is a Canon Powershot A95 5.0 MP. I cannot take clear shots while holding the camera. I use a tripod I got at Best Buy.
The camera is using ISO 200, 1/10-1/60 apertures, no flash, and manual focus (I finally figured out it had one!). The manual focus is kind of tricky to use, but I'm getting the hang of it. I have to wait until the fish are still...I suppose I could up the ISO, but I'm lazy like that!
I get one decent photo out of 3-5 shots or so.
Thanks for the compliments!
The camera is using ISO 200, 1/10-1/60 apertures, no flash, and manual focus (I finally figured out it had one!). The manual focus is kind of tricky to use, but I'm getting the hang of it. I have to wait until the fish are still...I suppose I could up the ISO, but I'm lazy like that!
I get one decent photo out of 3-5 shots or so.Thanks for the compliments!
Thanks!
They are both males, and they get along exceptionally well...for now The Midas is just hitting sexual maturity, but so far, so good. He's a fiesty one, but I interpret his actions as a "happy fish." Currently, the GT is a little meaner, a bit more mature, but "considerately passive."
Also in the tank are 3 green severums (2 of nice size & one runt), one fairly large pleco, and 4 very happy loaches that are growing rapidly on the cichlid's diet.
Some history about the fish:
November will mark GT's 4th birthday. He was named after the electronic musician, BT, who I was into at the time of GT's "inception." GT would hang out in a corner, away from all the other fish, and appeared to listen as I jammed out. I bought him was he was a little 1" squirt in the water; he's now pushing 10". He has a trademark personality, and he's been the coolest pet I've ever owned, aside from a pet bandy rooster named "Noodle."
The GT, along with the Midas and the loaches were all purchased at Petsmart. I happen to be lucky and have a caring staff at my local store, and I let them know it. While not the brightest bulbs in the box, they care, and that's what matters most. *thumbsups
They are both males, and they get along exceptionally well...for now
The Midas is just hitting sexual maturity, but so far, so good. He's a fiesty one, but I interpret his actions as a "happy fish." Currently, the GT is a little meaner, a bit more mature, but "considerately passive."Also in the tank are 3 green severums (2 of nice size & one runt), one fairly large pleco, and 4 very happy loaches that are growing rapidly on the cichlid's diet.
Some history about the fish:
November will mark GT's 4th birthday. He was named after the electronic musician, BT, who I was into at the time of GT's "inception." GT would hang out in a corner, away from all the other fish, and appeared to listen as I jammed out. I bought him was he was a little 1" squirt in the water; he's now pushing 10".
He has a trademark personality, and he's been the coolest pet I've ever owned, aside from a pet bandy rooster named "Noodle." The GT, along with the Midas and the loaches were all purchased at Petsmart. I happen to be lucky and have a caring staff at my local store, and I let them know it. While not the brightest bulbs in the box, they care, and that's what matters most. *thumbsups