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nemo6108

nemo6108

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Here is a picture of my black and white saddle back clown i have another one but he will not let me take his picture. :happyfish
 
unbreakabl

unbreakabl

Member
you post a pic by going to paint and put stretch/skew and put like 40 40 on both of the horozontal and vertical. Then put save as and on the bottom of the page you want to post a reply or put a pic on you put mangage attachment. Then browse it and upload it. If you really dont understand just ask and i will respeond back asap. Hope this helps.
 
fishieness

fishieness

Active Member
in the reply page go down to manage attachtements, it is the button under "Aditional options". Then choose the pic you want form your computer. youll figure it out. and they ahve to be 500X500 or smaller.
 
unbreakabl

unbreakabl

Member
ok dude i am 21 so i am not that old. lol. Anyways so find the pic you want to post. Then open paint and click file open. So then you find the pic and click open. Once you see the pic push ctrl+w. Then it will open a screen that says stretch and skew. It will have the horizontal and vertical as 100%. What you need to do then is put both of them as only 40%. Click ok then go to file save as. Save it to your pictures and push save. once you have done that go to this thread and at the bottom where it says Additional Options click Manage Attachments. Click Browse and pick the pics you want and click open. Once you have done that push upload. Wait until you have uploaded it then click submit reply. That is step by step and is as simple as it gets.
 
nemo6108

nemo6108

Member
thank you. but that same fish i just discovered today has popeye my dad is looking for ways to fix it somebody told us to put garlic in the tank hopefully he will be cured.
 
unbreakabl

unbreakabl

Member
that might not work. Their are people out there that is just works for them. I hope it works for you but no promises.
 
fishieness

fishieness

Active Member
garlic will have no affect on popeye. some claim it helps boost the immune system, but it actualy hasnt been proven. It is a bacterial infection. you should put the fish in a QT tank and treat it with proper medication. There are a few types, i cant think of any off hand, but go to your LFS and look at the medicines and see what they will treat.
 
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