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(my webserver goes down at midnight, so these may be unavailble for a little while)
I didn't want to kill the resolution on the pics, nor did I want to resize them all and have them look generic. I also didn't correct the hue...and yes, the lights do have a distinct green hue...but it's exaggerated by the pics. The first few pics are of Sicyopterus gobies. It seems not many people are familiar with them (me either), so I focused a bit on them. The first pic is a female, the second and third are of the male...the third showing the male with display colors and the prominant dorsal fin. The fourth shows some detail of the mouth. You can see their teeth have evolved and fused into two scrapers. I forget if there are similar scrapers on the top jaw...I think so. I took some crappy video of them doing their thing. They are by far the best algae-eaters I've ever owned. PERIOD. (green tint VERY exaggerated...my fault in this case) http://mysite.verizon.net/res7weom/fisha.mpg http://mysite.verizon.net/res7weom/fishb.mpg So, here you go...all of them taken tonight.... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() And do me a favor...if you reply...please hit the return key often ...that way we don't have to scroll over to read your post. I realize it's my fault, but I post these, for the most part, at full resolution for your benefit...so no complaining |
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Are these real?
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Looks great, thanks for sharing! My favorite is the first one of the two
Harlequin rasboras. Run it through Photoshop, clean it up, and it is one awesome shot. I imagine it is tough to catch those ever-moving rainbows! Taking pics of fishes is fun and rewarding. My wife complains that I take more shots of fishies than of the family set up a webpage for them, it's good to look at something that fills your screen once in a while.
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What kind of camera is that, very nice pics.
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Canon 10D. 50mm f1.8 lens (set to about f2.0). ISO 200 (IIRC).
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Nice pics! Now I know why people have those enormous monitors
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them as wallpaper or as reference pics on thier sites (with my permission, of course). You can also see detail you don't normally see with most pics on the web. |
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that is a really interesting goby-algae-eater-thing.....
.do they do a decent job???? oh and how big do they get?? I love the goby's faces, they remind me of a bulldog. |
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Awesome photography. You're right, a little photo tweakin and they make lovely backgrounds.
And I love the shot of the fused pelvic fins on that goby......very taxonomic :hehe: . Thanks for sharing
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do very well with beard algae. No one as been able to provide me with and exact ID of the fish, other than they fact that they belong to the Genus Sicyopterus, so I have no info on them whatsoever. |
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