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Not very clear. Shock the camera again lol

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nice dollars

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''All the clown fish and yellow tangs in the world cant save you now!''

lol*..don't worry..they will forgive you..well i do..
..i liked all of your pics..you have many nice fish..i really liked the angel fish

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Oh my god Robby "will they ever forgive me?" I only for got the rainbow fish lol. I also have 4 banded rainbow and 4 blue rainbow and also not for geting the gouramis 2 powder blue, 2 honey and 1 pearl. I think i got them all this time lol.

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Robby I have so many but will try to remember them all if I can. 2 blood Red Parrot fish, 4 silver dollars, 4 angels, 6 Congo tetra, 4 giant danio, 4 key holes, 4 skirt tetras or as we call them in the UK black widow tetra, 4 butterfly pleco, 4 clown pleco, 2 bristlenose pleco, 2 Pakistani loaches, 20 corys (could be less), that's the main stock the rest are like the odd platy, molly and a few small tetras. oh and some swordtails that I raised from being born. Still got their dad but their mum died shortly after giving birth I was upset about that she was a big girl and very beautiful she was a pineapple swordtail but she left me some beautiful babies who are well on their way to adult hood. It sounds a lot of fish but the tank is truely massive and has pleanty of room. They all seem happy together and seem to be vey healthy.

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Yes iam aware of that...I have read some stories about those plastic plants...they are not good for aquarium fish.
As soon as i will have my tank..i will post some pictures of it and with the silk plants
Tessa..what fish do you have in your beautiful...BIG..tank?

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Make sure you get silk though not those hard plastic ones. I think they are a bit hard and sharp myself and there has been some reports as to fish getting stuck in them and dieing.

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Hmmm.i was sure they there real...
I think the silk plants are good..you dont get these worms
i will also buy some of the silk plants..they look very real

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It would be nice to have real ones but from what i have heard it quite a lot of work keeping yhem nice.

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Psst "Robby" I have a little secret! Come close I will wisper so no one else can hear "They are not real plants"! "They are silk ones"! "They kinda look real though don't they"?

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Hi..Nice pictures..very nice planted tank..love your tank

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I know these 2 photos are not perfect but I am still proud of them since they are my very first attempt. I will get some better ones but I think I will have to get a tripod as I tend to move the camera a lot. I also need to get some decent batteries as the ones supplied with the camera will only let you take about 6 shoots before they want recharging (most annoying. Let me know what you think to my first ever shoots.


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Ok two more for now until I have got the batteries sorted and practiced a bit more. These ones are not to good but not bad for a beginner I would say. Enjoy

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Nice pics

Definitely get the battery situation sorted out. One of the huge benefits of a digital camera is the ability to take loads of pictures with no worry about the cost of film or developing.

You can get a lot of tips and ideas just by going thru the Photo Booth threads. Patience is important; I also take a deep breath and hold it before I shoot. Propping the elbows is also a very good idea.

Show us more!

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Hi..NO i didn't get it... i have done some jobs on my house...new paint..new bedroom floors,bath,etc..no money to buy the 400L
But i will buy a 150 or 200l soon..and 2 Zebra plecos..only 55us$ each

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Hi Robby yes its the rio 400. Did you get yours yet? Yes the fish love it in there and all appear to be healthy. I will get some more pics once i get the battery thing sorted.

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Hi Tessa..nice pics
These pictures you took is it of the 400L tank you bought
How is the fish..i think they like it a lot in there..big room to play around
More pics please..

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Thanks mattyboombatty I will try that but I think I will get some decent batteries first so that I can snap away to my hearts content lol at the mo I can only snap about 6 shots before the batteries need to be recharged. Its well annoying just as you are getting into it the camera packs up.

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Try bringing a chair over to the tank...sit in it with your legs/knees up, and rest the camera on your knees. Or you can bring your elbows into your sides to hold your arms steady if you have to stand up. I just got a digicam in august, so I've been learning as well.

BTW, your angels look lovely, very healthy!

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Thanks chizunk yeah the angels were not so good I just can't seem to keep the camera still enough. I will keep practicing you never know I might get it right one day. Still not bad for first attempt though I guess.

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