New Uaru (Nuaru!)
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Cool. I post a link on another site and resurrect an old thread!
I went looking for more pics, found some I took exactly a year ago and noticed how some fish have grown a lot, so I went and took a bunch more.
It's impossible to get a good shot without the flash (they all thought I was going to feed them) and the flash washes out all the nice reds that the lights bring out. I wish my flash bulb was 9325k. Anyway, here are a few mediocre pics. To cope with the color issue I finally just took a long video of the whole tank. It's boring, but at least it shows how they really look.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEako2N6eaI
I went looking for more pics, found some I took exactly a year ago and noticed how some fish have grown a lot, so I went and took a bunch more.
It's impossible to get a good shot without the flash (they all thought I was going to feed them) and the flash washes out all the nice reds that the lights bring out. I wish my flash bulb was 9325k. Anyway, here are a few mediocre pics. To cope with the color issue I finally just took a long video of the whole tank. It's boring, but at least it shows how they really look.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEako2N6eaI
They are supposedly the rare orange ones. If they turn out to be normal I'm OK with that too, as I got a good deal. All 6 stick together and are best friends and man are they pigs.
The other bags? Heh... impulse buy of something I wasn't entirely ready for... three little rays. (I reconsidered and put the Uaru in with some L. Curviceps after this photo.)
I also picked up three Satanopercas that were advertised as Red Lips, but in fact appear to be regular leucosticta except for a very distinct pink on the fins. Very weird, but very cool. It's like a leucosticta mated with an Altifrons.
The other bags? Heh... impulse buy of something I wasn't entirely ready for... three little rays. (I reconsidered and put the Uaru in with some L. Curviceps after this photo.)
I also picked up three Satanopercas that were advertised as Red Lips, but in fact appear to be regular leucosticta except for a very distinct pink on the fins. Very weird, but very cool. It's like a leucosticta mated with an Altifrons.
