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heres a link to pics of my newly re-done 55g. tank.
http://community.webshots.com/album/215580966ZFNWSo

nice i like it
may be get a back ground
whats it going to be stocked with

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yea, i got the background just hadnt put it up at the time of the pics. its already stocked.
1 paratilapia polleni
1 senegalus bichir
1 altolamprologus calvus
1 synodontis eupterus cat
1 rhino(aka chocolate) pleco

You're a bit stocked in the lower water strata, but great animals you've got there. Calvus are awesome fish.

EDIT: spelling

Last edited by Cup_of_Lifenoodles at 24-Nov-2004 01:36

Nice looking tank and good shots of the fish


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thanx, im actually rather disappointed with the pics. they looked great on my dig. cam., looked great after i uploaded them to my computer, looked great after croping, resizing, etc. but when i loaded them to photobucket and webshots they looked like crap. anyone know why that is? all my pics end up that way. they will be crystal clear until i put them online, then all of the sudden it looks like i had vaseline on the lens]:|. thanx again for the compliments.

some of that is because you lose quality when transferring a jpeg or gif from one disk to another (i.e. your comp to photobucket). part of it could also be the program you use to crop/resize. i used to have a free program many years ago which would add or subtract pixels when you did a resize ]:| or it would change the color depth, or one of many other things why i never bothered to use it except as a pure viewer

edit: i don't know if you changed your pics, but from what i can see they look alright to me...

Last edited by moondog at 24-Nov-2004 19:39

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