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Sorry, I can't edit my previous posts, so the pictures cannot be added back into the thread....

Palm Harbor, on the Gulf...

Hey everybody, guess what!!! I found the pictures!! I will try to get them organized and reposted if I can figure out how to get them embedded into the posts..... ...sad thing is I sold my reef system before the move to Florida and am currently tankless! although I did get my dive certification...

Sorry JSB, I can't seem to find the CD that has the pictures... and I sold the tank and stand before moving to Florida so can't take any more..... Perhaps SWF.com can try and recover the pictures from their archives or something.... Lost all the pictures from the "fragging the Beast" thread...

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Tanks is no longer for sale except via auction site, thanks Here is the tank:

Hi Everyone, I have the photos burned to a CD and since we are in the middle of a move to Florida, they have been boxed up. If I run across them, (and have the time), I will put them back in the thread. Chris

Hi Everyone, I have the photos burned to a CD and since we are in the middle of a move to Florida, they have been boxed up. If I run across them, (and have the time), I will put them back in the thread. Chris

I'll see if I still have them....

WoW!!! I had no idea they were gone!!! It was so long ago that I may have had them in photobucket and deleted them or something.... I'll zip them up and email them over.... give me a day or two to figure it out... Chris

I attached one with needle and fishing line... used the toothpick and rubber bands for the other.. Here is the link with the pics: https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/show...hreadid=120331

Tried it on the Wells Fargo web page and the mouse wheel thing worked.... Thanks for the tip, I never knew that... Still won't work on here though...

Doesn't work for me either.... I have IE also...

Originally Posted by coachwah Using a packet of silica gel inside the housing helps prevent moisture build-up. Photoshop does help with color, but the number one thing that will help with color is getting close to your subject. At depth (anything greater than 10' depending on the amount of sun...

Oh, I see.... Just the camera and the housing... the housing has controls for all the functions including the zoom... Most underwater shots have an abundance of blue hues in them and not enough red. We use photoshop to add back in the red... This camera and housing are about 3 years old. The...

Originally Posted by ivy2dw7 So you only used the housing unit w/the camera, no special lens or anything? Do you have any pictures from reefs? Yea, the housing unit is useless unless you have the camera... not sure what you are asking.. A shot of the reef at Eden Rock, Grand Cayman: Moorish...

Originally Posted by Tizzo Yes, but your NAME is big, LOL... And Cayman, that's a bridge!! Not a road. You couldn't build a "road" overwater 3000 miles :rolleyes: sheesh... But a BRIDGE!!! What an awesome idea!! LOL Oops!!! My apologies to the 10 year old!!!

Originally Posted by Tizzo I'll meet you there!! 6 more days.... too bad there isn't a huge road that goes from California to Hawaii..... wait, where have I heard that before!?!?! :notsure:

Let me see if we can link directly to photobucket. Can get larger pictures that way.... ... COOL!!!!

and one of the pictures from stingray city in Grand Cayman... fairly decent little camera and works great on land also!!