Show Us The Different Species of African Rift Lake Cichlids..
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Exif IFD0mike dunagan;1759075; said:
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This is exactly like i will set my canon..thanks for the tips..should be big improvement nowfisker;1760641; said:
i have been thinking about buying a flash attachment and i cannot believe you read my mind... because i really did not know what one i needed etc.. if this one is quite expensive i may have to wait awhile longer but at least i know what type to buy when i am ready..thanks very much!fisker;1760973; said:
Picked up my Julidochromis Transcriptus yesterday. I had to rearrange the right side of the tank and build a little mountain out of small rocks. The main cavern is not that small though as the Brevis and Daffodil immediately went over to check it out after I was done.
When I put Julis into the tank, most immediately went to the rocks but some went to the open where the shells were. Well, the current inhabitants didn't waste anytime bullying them. The all took turns chasing the new guys around. I'm impressed with the Julis though. The largest one is probably 1.5" but they can move quick! After a few minutes of these the bullies got bored and started chasing each other again. This tank is getting very interesting with a lot of Attitude. On to the pics!
Hanging out in the safe zone. A triangle zone bounded by a driftwood on the left, the rocks on the right and the glass in front.
Resting by the rocks
Checking out the camera
One of the larger ones
This one stayed around the shells but found a better place this morning.
I think I found a good mix of Tangs that's quite entertaining right now. The more they are in the tank the more they seem to get used to each other. They tolerate each other yet know the limits of what they can do. I'm having fun.
When I put Julis into the tank, most immediately went to the rocks but some went to the open where the shells were. Well, the current inhabitants didn't waste anytime bullying them. The all took turns chasing the new guys around.
I'm impressed with the Julis though. The largest one is probably 1.5" but they can move quick! After a few minutes of these the bullies got bored and started chasing each other again. This tank is getting very interesting with a lot of Attitude. On to the pics!Hanging out in the safe zone. A triangle zone bounded by a driftwood on the left, the rocks on the right and the glass in front.
Resting by the rocks
Checking out the camera
One of the larger ones
This one stayed around the shells but found a better place this morning.
I think I found a good mix of Tangs that's quite entertaining right now. The more they are in the tank the more they seem to get used to each other. They tolerate each other yet know the limits of what they can do.
I'm having fun.
They are beautiful striking tangs.. you and mr. Fisker know how to take pics of your tangs...how many of these guys did you get..they look so awesome together in a group.gunnerx;1764086; said:Picked up my Julidochromis Transcriptus yesterday. I had to rearrange the right side of the tank and build a little mountain out of small rocks. The main cavern is not that small though as the Brevis and Daffodil immediately went over to check it out after I was done.
When I put Julis into the tank, most immediately went to the rocks but some went to the open where the shells were. Well, the current inhabitants didn't waste anytime bullying them. The all took turns chasing the new guys around.
Hanging out in the safe zone. A triangle zone bounded by a driftwood on the left, the rocks on the right and the glass in front.
Resting by the rocks
Checking out the camera
One of the larger ones
This one stayed around the shells but found a better place this morning.
I think I found a good mix of Tangs that's quite entertaining right now. The more they are in the tank the more they seem to get used to each other. They tolerate each other yet know the limits of what they can do.
Thanks! I originally asked for 6 of them and I got 11!! 4 of them are still Juvies though but they seem to stick with each other which is good. The juvies found a great hiding spot where the other's can't find them.Red Devil;1764099; said:
