[Matt G]

Borrowed my sisters canon 450d yesterday and took a few shots. As it is the first time I have used a camera like this everything was in auto mode, only had 30 mins to shoot as well as the lights were about to go off. Still had the flow in the tank going and didn't shut the curtains. These are not a patch on some of the photos on here but better than my point and shoot takes.

Choati






Potters






Leopard


Peacock

[Tony B]

Matt G, on May 20 2009, 10:15 AM, said:

Borrowed my sisters canon 450d yesterday and took a few shots. As it is the first time I have used a camera like this everything was in auto mode, only had 30 mins to shoot as well as the lights were about to go off. Still had the flow in the tank going and didn't shut the curtains. These are not a patch on some of the photos on here but better than my point and shoot takes.

Choati






Potters






Leopard


Peacock

Amazed I missed this thread - they all look very healthy Matt.

Where did you get the choati?

Tony

[Matt G]

Tony B, on Jun 9 2009, 02:32 PM, said:

Amazed I missed this thread - they all look very healthy Matt.

Where did you get the choati?

Tony

Thanks Tony.

They all came from Wetpets. I have had the choati for about 9 months now, really pleased that it is doing well. Took almost a month to get it feeding, it got so skinny I didn't think it was going to make it.

[dave14]

Great pics Matt, I've a pair of leopards myself, great workers too got rid of all my flatworm

[Matt G]

dave14, on Jun 9 2009, 09:11 PM, said:

Great pics Matt, I've a pair of leopards myself, great workers too got rid of all my flatworm

Thanks. Hope to borrow the camera again another day or buy one myself to get some better pics.

Your lucky on the flatworms, none of mine touch them, nor do my pair of mandarins.

[lindsay]

Healthy looking fish,keep the pics coming.

[Tony B]

Matt any chance of sharing some more pictures of the tank, from what I can see it's looking good.

[Matt G]

Thanks Tony - Not sure if you have seen them, but the latest pic are on my tank thread http://www.internati...?showtopic=3589, The FTS are not very clear but gives you the idea. Before you say it, the back and sand do need a clean!

Added a nice purple montipora monasteriata frag yesterday from Clayton, can wait for it grow in with the other plates.