Been experimenting with it myself, been getting so lucky so far! only one shot like yours though!.
I think it will be pretty mild, very different body shapes and not in the aros face. must be awesome to watch!
The lovely Congicus
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It is awesome. I have the same feeling. it will leave them alone, it doesn't see an enemy in them.
With DSLR i am mostly using prime lenses(no zoom lenses) for these shots. They give better contrast and better sharpness. These last shots are taken with a 300 mm. lens. sitting 10 feet away from the tank
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That's interesting and pretty cool. I used a 17-55mm lens right up against the tank pretty much, my dad is teaching meIt is awesome. I have the same feeling. it will leave them alone, it doesn't see an enemy in them.
With DSLR i am mostly using prime lenses(no zoom lenses) for these shots. They give better contrast and better sharpness. These last shots are taken with a 300 mm. lens. sitting 10 feet away from the tank
I got a photo with the jaws entirely extended which I'm really happy about
The small one with almost no markings is almost my favorite .
Low contrast congicus are one of the only polys that still look great even with little markings. Something about the yellowish tint that appeals to me.
3 new lower jaws to the group. The Arowana Jardini had to go. It was too aggressive and stressed the polys out. Pictures are taken just after i put them in the tank.
ThanksThey look big now, and i love the new addition
I know that you have a special love for Ansorgii and after i got mine i see what you mean.
My biggest Congi is growing. Not as fast as i was hoping but it will get there for sure. I think that, removing the Jardini will help with growth too.
