Recent content by The_Big_Fish

Yep it would be.

YUp! LOL! It sure is. Looks like a typical species found all over Floridas caribbean/atlanitc coast. Alpheaus armatus http://forums.naturephotographers.net/6 ... 5126011941

If you do this then it will only be hours until every thing in your tank is dead. 8O MAKE SURE you aerate it like Nautilus did and Manny sugests, or you will have one VERY expensive pea soup brewing.

I know, I dont know why I did that. ment to make it look as if those were all options to play around with. No exuse for the higher ISO setting though 8O Lack of sleep? Crack? LOL!! Try no flash,and play with your enviorment settings, or a higher shutter speed. Try a lower flash level,or lower...

Well maybe 3' was an over exagration. more like 2 1/2' maybe a little less. They were the lager of the Pacu species ( black finned Pacu). they grow VERY fast and VERY large and VERY heavy. I estimate each one was around 45-50 lbs or so. 1' foot wide was definately an exageration LOL! More like...

Turn your exposure setting down, or set you shutter speed ( ISO) to a HIGHER speed, turnther flash strength down. Just play around with those settings ;) As for actual over saturation of color. I use paint shop pro. All you do is chose effects, saturation enhancment, then click less colorful...

I like to make my rounds through local LFS and snap pics..here are some you might enjoy.......:)

Nice shot! Its amazing what actinics can bring out isnt it. try a black light photo! Now thats neat!

Bad link. Any ways, I have always made my own. Fairly easy to do. Its just a rectangular wooden box. Try and make your own to house a new retorfit or the one you have. :)

Its chasing its mates around trying to find its 1st live fish meal. Thats what I took from it movments any how?

Thats a NICE fish!

Cone snail, Conch, many others will take fish when they get large enough to.

Mags are niosy when used inline out side th aquarium too. NICE WORK BTW!

G.A.R.F has an EXCELLENT article on it.