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08/04/2006, 08:41 PM
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tank picts. ( lets try this again)
posted picts but photo bucket screwed them up
so try this again  new openbrain    new sps coral i really like it   " fuzzy green acro" yes i see the algae...  trumpet coral  palythoa |
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08/04/2006, 10:01 PM
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btw any id's on the SPS would be greatly appriciated
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08/04/2006, 10:51 PM
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resolution is a little too high. If they were a little smaller it would be eaiser to identify.
Is that algae around the critters in the last picture? It looks like it is taking over. Regards, Pat
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08/04/2006, 11:08 PM
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it was worse when i got the coral
my friend took down his algae covered tank and gave me the rock and a few corals ( the palys being one of them) i added the rock and have a small algae bloom but it is slowly going away.. nothing im worried about btw donyt oyu mean resolution is to low? or .. did you mean what you said . to high first tiem it took the picts it was to low a resolution and everythng looked blocky... these are hte best picts of the corals that i have gotten in a long time |
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08/05/2006, 08:57 AM
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Okay I have a question. Pics are posting, a little too big, but my question is how are you getting the pics to display inside the message sub? When I posted mine from Photobucket, it just displayed a link to the picture...
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08/05/2006, 09:11 AM
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well i cant really resize them. thats the sizr photobucket uses it seems ( or at elast i odnt know how yet.. well more like dont have time to care lol)
but you put the link in these [img.]www.photobucket.com/yourpict.jp[/img.] i put the period in there so you could see the tag.. w/o the period it would try to display a pict |
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08/05/2006, 10:26 AM
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The SPS you have is a Hydnopora.
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08/05/2006, 10:52 AM
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Nice colors
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08/05/2006, 08:32 PM
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yeah i couldent help my self once the coral was healthy in the lfs for 2 weeks.. its colors were just so good
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