Here we go again...a few more pics

Gomer

Gomer

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Apr 25, 2003
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Ok...these are ok shots. Well...I am getting a much better depth of field now (but I am using 1-4 second exposures!!!!...using a chair and a stack of post it notes as a tripod ;))

I think I need to make it a habbit to clean spot algae and the glass before any more photo shoots ;)


These pics are higher resolution than normal (about 40% of the original instead of around 30%).


Finally a shot of my rescued pleco, Jorge ;)
http://members.dslextreme.com/users/louieg/081103/Jorge.jpg


One of the new Cories. He would hardly stay still...so I got lucky on this. Don't even ask about the other!
Can anyone POSSITIVELY identify the species?
http://members.dslextreme.com/users/louieg/081103/Murry.jpg


Here is milford again. He is nice and stays still for me more than the others ;)
http://members.dslextreme.com/users/louieg/081103/Milford.jpg


Leopardess...if you are reading this, here is your Anubias Nana cutting.
http://members.dslextreme.com/users/louieg/081103/Nana.jpg
 

Anike

Anike

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CoNMaN's right, that's definitely a trilineatus. I have some and they were sold to me a julii's, but I later learned the trilineatus' are commonly sold as julii's even though they are not. (Julii's have more of a spotted head and not the lines that trilineatus has). Nice pictures!
 

catfishmike

catfishmike

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sorry folks but thats not a three line cory.three lines have a rounded snout,gomers fish has a long snout.i'll try to compare the fish at planetcatfish and see if i can make a positive i.d. but i doubt it.there has been a new find of spotted corys and many of which look a lot like this fish.spotted corys are the hardest to i.d. because if there is any varaition in color it leaves you wondering "is that fish x or fish y?"
 

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