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I rearranged the plants in my 55g today and had to leave the fish in because I had nothing to put them in.
Well my German Ram girl did not like me invading her territory. She also didn't like the gravel vac either.


She was making me laugh. She even scared me once by swimming into the end of the gravel vac. I don't know what she thought she was doing. Here's another:


Sorry about the fuzziness...I thought the pictures would be clearer..guess not.

Here is a shot of one of my yoyos peeking out from his hiding spot under a rock:


Here is my BN waiting for supper:


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edit: Sorry! I tried to make them smaller..hopefully it worked. I can never resize them to a good size. Maybe all of them will show up now.

Last edited by GirlieGirl8519 at 14-Jan-2006 19:27

*Kristin*

One pic is broken and the other apparently is not there...according to the photobucket message.

Anyway, the 2 pics I can see look nice.

The last photo is a good resize to use.

The fuzzy photos are possibly caused by your camera settings. If you can you the Macro setting.

If you are using MS XP I can send you an excellent resizing program from MS.

With you camera do you know how to use the "Macro" setting?

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Isn't the Macro setting usually symbolized by a flower? If so, then that is what I take pictures with. I also set the speed to the highest.

I have a Kodak digital camera...so it's not the best for up-close pictures. Also, I am probably not totally still when I take the picture so that makes it blurry.

*Kristin*