20 gallon tall Cardinals, Prisatella's, and Gold Tetras.

[darkforest]

I finally have some pictures of my fish in the 20 gallon tall.
you can see them at my photobucket
my brother brought over his cannon EOS 20D gotta love a DIGI SLR that can do like 3200 ISO 1/200 f3.5 or there-abouts, no flash needed grainy but still good.

Coments, Questions, etc.?

 

[Jchillin]

Very nice pics DF! I gotta get my hands on that cam (may as well toss in the fish as well)

 

[rich311k]

Nice photos. Pretty fish as well.

 

[workfortheman]

Looks really nice. Healthy looking fish, and I like that driftwood piece.

One question/comment: are you having trouble with the background staying flush with the aquarium glass? Is that the black/blue spots I'm seeing?

 

[darkforest]

Its not that I'm having trouble, its just that with everything going on re holidays and my health etc Its low on my list of priorities, my solution to the background is simple, use a good squirt of dish-soap and some water on a sponge, and smear the background and the glass, then apply it, start at the top, by using clear packing tape to secure it after pulling it taught (from side to side) then use a squeegee to firmly adhere it and push out any bubbles. (one of these days I'll get around to re-doing it... probably in the new year.)

 

[bosk1]

I've not used the dishsoap method, but I would like to suggest vegetable oil once you are able to get around to it. I would think it would last longer.

 

[darkforest]

with the dish-soap, i've had the background stay put for over 3 years.