Why are they called Namansi Reef Fiery Fry?

[ddaquaria]

http://web.me.com/donalddavis/The_Fi..._Fry.html#grid

or get to it this way...

http://web.me.com/donalddavis/The_Fi...ansi_Reef.html

[tbui1178]

Awesome Pics

[ddaquaria]

i apologize for the slight blurriness on some of them. I don't take good macro shots after a full day of work. I also may try the 105 macro tomorrow.

[myjohnson]

Congrats bro!

[gotticgs]

speechless

[cichlid1409]

congrats . nice pics.

[ddaquaria]

Thanks guys. I'll try to do better ones later, I was too tired last night.

[ddaquaria]

I'm playing with a new lense today, and of course I had to shoot these guys.

[TaTeR ToT]

Freakin awesome man!!!

[geoff_tropheus]

amazing photos

[cichlid1409]

very nice!!! love #3

[myjohnson]

Dang, boyz from the first batch getting big D!

I like picture number 3 also. Seems like someone needs to submit a picture for POTM!

You got my vote man.

[ddaquaria]

The older batch is starting to change from the firey orange to a brown orange. Due to me doing some dumb stuff with Seachem Excel last week (killing 99% of the fish in my 90 and 95% of the fish in my son's 46), I'm thinking about turning the 90 into a holding tank to give them more space to grow out.

I like #3 the most also. Wish I had closed the aperture a little to get them both in focus, but shooting at 200mm (300mm on DX) at ƒ2.8 was awesome.

[geoff_tropheus]

The 90 gallong Petro's or the 90 Gallon Rio Negro???

[TaTeR ToT]

i would guess the rio negro, seeing as that one is more likely to have the plants than the petro tank.

speeking of which, i would love to see pics of the neo 90 petro tank!