let's see if this works

[lordofthereef]

 

[lordofthereef]

how do i post pics???

 

[slothy]

IS THE PICs upload onto a server ?
www.yoursever.com/yourimage.jpg?

 

[slothy]

i dont think yahoo lets u link externally

 

[kelly]

Lotr,
If you are talking about the images from your website. You can save them to you hard drive if you already delete it, and then attach it... This one is from your site.

 

[lordofthereef]

how did you post it from my site? BTW, thanks for getting the pic up for me.
if anyone can ID that peice for me it would really be cool. it's my first sps, and it was free so i couldn't pass it up. i was told that it would do quite well in my tank, so i thought i would give it a shot.

 

[kelly]

Just below where you type in your message, you will see an area saying Attach File click the browse button, locate the file on your computer, and then click the open button. Then post your message. Do not preview the message, you may loose the image you are trying to post.
There is a size limit of files allowed to be uploaded, so if the image is to large you can resize it. I wrote an image resizer / thumbnail maker for resizing them, and it work in the windows environment only.
Here is the link.
Image resizer
Good luck, and give it a try.

 

[lordofthereef]

thanks

 

[kelly]

It worked, now I have a question for you, how are the xenias doing?

 

[lordofthereef]

i lost a bunch after i moved . i still have some, so i guess i'll just start over when i get a chance. the new baby is taking up all my time now.

 

[richard rendos]

it's easy to post pictures from your website...

 

[lordofthereef]

thanks richard. kelly taught me how to post from my hard drive though, so the web site is pointless to me now. i'll have to be taking that down now since i don't need it.
you know your sps corals, right? think you could share some info about mine? thanks.

 

[richard rendos]

it looks like it could be Acropora Monticolusa. Broad, thick branches. Acros are really hard to ID, but I think that may be it.
This is a Acropora Monticolusa and it looks similar to me.