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WheelmanCA19

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A couple of shots of my swordtails. Should have lots of free live food soon I think.
 

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Your swords will do it........ Mine won't
Nice pics by the way
 
yeah nice sword tails ther i have two pinapple onse but they are both male. just wondering how do you photograph them. i have a digital camera but the flash blocks the picture or without flash the picture comes out supper blurry?
 
I have a 2.0MP Canon S330. I turn the flash off, have the film at ISO200. ISO400 makes everything too grainy in my opinion. I took close to 60 pictures just to get a few decent ones. Key I think is given enough quanity, there will be a few quality ones.
 
Very nice pics

I like swordtail.....but Mollys are my choice..... :thumbs:
 
Well, petsmart called him a Dinosaur eel, I looked online for a while, and couldn't find anything called a dinosaur eel, and then I started to guess he was a peacock eel. Did some more research and just recently found out that (s)he is in fact a "dinosaur" eel, Polypterus palmas polli is the scientific name. It will grow too big for my tank, but that will just be an excuse for a larger tank :kana:
 
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