mdavis735
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thank you both.i ran my batteries down today messing with it.lol
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yes i did.could you send me a pm for a trial?i guess its not meant for me to have the tri color valida.the email didnt go through either
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my pm pox is empty.say 0% used.
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its something to do with this new setup i suppose.you can email me at [email protected] if you want.i asked how much and when could i pick up a valida frag?i work at night so either has to be during the morning or weekend.
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i sent a pm about the valida
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that coral looks almost identical to the valida i bought from you.
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thats not blue tenuis or oregon tort.haha
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here are some more.i was working on learning how to crop in gimp.
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its a canon a590is.i think i know what i need to change for exposure.it is a +/- button.it has a scale from like -2 to 2 or something.when i go up with the numbers it gets brighter.i think the setting is called exposure compensation???
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i have gimp.i need to learn how to crop a pic and make it the right size.rather than just cutting out the subject and then having a tiny picture of it.i have a junk tripod.how do i work on exposure?
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its back on the frag rack healing.its doing better now.i almost killed it though.did you see the purple bonsai?
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i am still working on getting decent pictures with my point and shoot camera.here are some more of my trial and error shots
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as far as i know at this point i will be there.looking forward to meeting new people and seeing dave's tank
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here are some pics of the thing eating.i fed some frozen brine,pe mysis and some pink frozen food.
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if you ever need a camera that is inexpensive,but has some manual controls the canon a590is is working pretty well for me.my camera skills are very lacking to say the least,but i am slowly working on that.this camera has shutter shutter priority,aperature priority,and "full manual" settings.the iso can go from auto to 80 to 1600.it doesn't have a lens that will do the super close up zoom shots,but for well under$200 it does a good job.in my opinion
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i will try to make a couple of frags if/when i ever figure out what they are.they would only have 1-2 heads per frag.i know mike said his were not,but after watching them eat i keep thinking they could be some sort of rock anemone.i took sone pics yesterday of them eating.i'll try to post them tonight or yomorrow.
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frag what???
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thank you and welcome to arc
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okie dokie.we are gonna come eat at jim's so i will try to run over there afterwards
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i'll take number 10.can i pick up sometime after noon today?
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thanks for the compliment mama.bout time you remember :-)
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i appriciate the tips.those were taken in AP mode with an fstop of 2.6.i will try raising the iso.those were shot at 80.i am not sure why i thought the iso was supposed to be low.guess i'll have to try some more tomorrow.
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i honestly think they are some sort of paly.they have no skeleton.only a soft"foot".if i ever find out for sure and they are as rare as they seem. . . i'll have to give em a fancy name,frag em,then have me an auction :-) its almost vacation time and gas is skyrocketing again.
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the tubes are part of the rock.not the "thing"the thing has a foot for each separate mouth.the foot is just inside the tube on the rock so that the "thing" extends out of these holes in the rock.
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medi:with the mouths the way they are they resemble some sort of small anemone,but they never have moved or done anything else to make me think thats what they were. mike:i always thought they were identical to duncans as well.excepth the skeleton being nonexistant and they seem to have more color then most of the duncans i have seen.mine are in a rock that is very unique.it looks like ot has tubes attached to it,but it is the rock itself.these things come from inside those tubes
