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teresaq

teresaq

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took these today. the horses are doing great since thier near death experiance. I almost have thier tank ready for them to go back into.
Next time I decide I want to try something new, Please tell me NO. Its not worth it.





 
aquaknight

aquaknight

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Wow great photos T. Is that on an DSLR or just a point and shoot cam.? What colors did the horses start out as?
 
teresaq

teresaq

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Originally Posted by AquaKnight
http:///forum/post/3038876
Wow great photos T. Is that on an DSLR or just a point and shoot cam.? What colors did the horses start out as?
Thanks, The camera is a Nikkon d40 that I still havent fully learned how to use.
The female started out as black with the white frosting, but has turned a coppery brown. The male was burnt orange to marroon, but turned that light orange.
T
female

Male
 
teresaq

teresaq

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Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/3038884
I love the pictures and seahorses in general. Are the plants hard to keep clean?
Those plants are in my 20 gal qt, I just rince them once and a while. The ones in my display tank get algea pretty bad and I have to take them out now and then and scrub them
Thanks
T
 
teresaq

teresaq

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Those plants are in my 20 gal qt, I just rince them once and a while. The ones in my display tank get algea pretty bad and I have to take them out now and then and scrub them
Thanks
T
 
teresaq

teresaq

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Well, I finally got the display back together, I should have them back in thier display next week. I'm having a mini cycle from moving things around.
Will post a picture later
T
 
dingus890

dingus890

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Awesome pictures! I have an Olympus SLR that I haven't used on my fish as it has a huge flash..haha...Don't want to give em heart attacks.
The horses look very happy and healthy.
 
dingus890

dingus890

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Originally Posted by TeresaQ
http:///forum/post/3040174
Thanks
I sometime just close the flash when I take pictures
I have external flash that has a meter and connects to the cam and cannot be turned off which is a bummer but it rocks for pictures.
 
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