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  • armthehomeless
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    Update: I saw a couple baby Ectodus creeping out from the rocks. A few Blue Orchids females are holding.

    I also added two new fish today.

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  • edmlfc
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    Originally posted by armthehomeless";p="
    Originally posted by edmlfc";p="
    I wish I had a camera that took pictures like that.  Awesome shots!
    You can (They mass produce these camera things - I think.) I got a Nikon D40x at the recommendation of imagirlgeek.
    Wow, thanks Tim, but it's not my birthday. :P

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  • armthehomeless
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    Originally posted by edmlfc";p="
    I wish I had a camera that took pictures like that.  Awesome shots!
    You can (They mass produce these camera things - I think.) I got a Nikon D40x at the recommendation of imagirlgeek.

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  • fishlady
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    gorgeous pics Tim...thanks for sharing....keep it up dude....i love seeing your fishies....

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  • edmlfc
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    I wish I had a camera that took pictures like that.  Awesome shots!

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  • tattoo
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    dude you pics are killer!!!!!  i wish i could take and post pics like that...

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  • justdoit
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    OMG   those are really great pictures.

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  • eklikewhoa
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    Nice pictures Tim!

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  • armthehomeless
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    I don't have video capabilities unfortunately.

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  • jughead
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    if you could get video of the ectodus spitting-retreiving her eggs,that would be something.

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  • armthehomeless
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    I was feedin the fish today and I saw an interesting thing. A female Ectodus spat out a couple eggs, sucked down a couple  pellets of NLS, ans then grabbed her egss back up. I grabbed my camera, but alas... she didn't do it again. She was eating mostly flake food. I did mange to take a couple interesting pictures though...



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  • fishlady
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    Tim, you have "green thumb for fishies).....
    they seem to thrive for you so well......those are gorgeous.....thanks for sharing with us ...
    my little cyps are getting so cut now...they have bright yellow in their fins....and they are so personable with me...they all know my ritual for feeding time around here and they seem to put on their brightest faces for me.....
    but your tank is beautiful.....as is all your tanks i've ever seen.....
    post some pic of that beautiful fahaka you have over there...i would love to see how he's doing these days.....

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  • wesleydnunder
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    8O



    Mark

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  • finfan
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    the top pic is amazing, the colors brilliant, the sand, the rock, and don't see any aquarium equipment - almost looks like he is in the wild with the background into the abyss - A++

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  • armthehomeless
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    I finally got a picture to show the colors in the male Ectodus. From what I understand, there are two variants: Ectodus descampsii and Ectodus sp. "Descampsii North" These are north variant.



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