140 Gallon Monster

[aXio]

pics!

[KookScape]

Excuse my noobishness, how do i attach pics on a post w/o you guys having to click a link? Do i have to be a premium member?

[nikonD70s]

Originally Posted by KookScape

Excuse my noobishness, how do i attach pics on a post w/o you guys having to click a link? Do i have to be a premium member?

upload it from a hosting site that host pics like photobucket/imageshack etc...just to name a few. then copy the img link and paste it on here. and to make sure it shows up without clicking, preview ur post before submitting.

[TactusMortus]

+1 On the rummynoses you will not regret it my favorite tetra by far. They stay in such a nice tight pack all the time and not very shy either.

[KookScape]

upload it from a hosting site that host pics like photobucket/imageshack etc...just to name a few. then copy the img link and paste it on here. and to make sure it shows up without clicking, preview ur post before submitting.

Im doing that but it doesnt seem to work! Still just shows the link! Is there a guide on the forum i could read to learn how?

[KookScape]

Well lets see if this works or not...
I'll probably be replacing the driftwood with something different. I don't care for the looks of that piece. Got one more major plant order coming in, and then ill let it sit for a while to fill out Any advice is appreciated.

[orchidman]

didnt work.

hope you can post some pics somehow!

[150EH]

Originally Posted by KookScape

Excuse my noobishness, how do i attach pics on a post w/o you guys having to click a link? Do i have to be a premium member?

No, not at all but there will be some restriction of the photo size but there is no limit to the amount, look up and to the left of center and click "Image Hosting" and you can up load your photos, I'm not exactly sure how to add them to a post but you may have to copy & past the link after clicking the photo link at the top of the editor, it's the 2 mountians and sun just above.

There is a 2mb or smaller requirement so you may have to resize your images, then you do copy and paste after clicking on the "insert image" box.

[chad320]

To attach an image to with this site hosting...click go advanced, scroll down to "Additional options" and click "Manage attachments" Then click "Browse" and it should link you to your pics on windows. Open the image you want and click "Upload" back in the pop up window. Hit "preview post" to see if it worked. You pic should be in the post along with your text when you preview it. There, I helped you, now lets see this MONSTER!!!

[Kworker]

:+1 on denison barbs, also refered to as roseline sharks.. saw denison barbs at the LFS.. i would definatly get a nice big school of them.. they school tight and move quick lots of movement. and they are beautiful fish


EDIT: didnt see the dates on previous posts haha.. if you are still looking for stock. than yeah

[kwheeler91]

Most tetras dont really school, just hangout loosely in a group. Go for some danios or rasboras for the nice schooling effect. Rasboras are less active and hangout together more tightly and danios are a little bit more herky jerky. Barbs would be ok too if you like them.