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I can’t believe how much this thing is :rolleyes:
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That place is a total ripoff. But there are fools that will pay their price.I can’t believe how much this thing is :rolleyes:![]()
OMG, hahahahahahah! Almost spit my coffee, lol! Lucky for this tilapia, it will be quite a while before she's big enough to filet... :face-with-tears-of-joy::face-with-hand-over-mouth:Just for fun I wanted to put a photo into Google…
Enjoy your new ‘Tilapia’ ;)
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I’d love to help but have the same question lolDoes anyone here have any tips or tricks for taking decent photos on an iPhone? Are there any settings to try or anything like that (beyond using the clip on filters) do you need a “real” camera set up? I really want to be able to take better photographs you see posted here!
Mr. and Mrs. Pink Streak and Rhomboid wishing you all a good morning!
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I think you can go into settings/camera and then set to raw which will bump it from 12 mp to 48 mp. You can then fiddle with it in light room or similar program.Does anyone here have any tips or tricks for taking decent photos on an iPhone? Are there any settings to try or anything like that (beyond using the clip on filters) do you need a “real” camera set up? I really want to be able to take better photographs you see posted here!
Mr. and Mrs. Pink Streak and Rhomboid wishing you all a good morning!
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This fish is fully mature, terminal male, so he likely lives 3 years in the buyer's tank, if there is optimal in conditions and no mishaps. That means about 1000+ per year or about 3 dollars per day to have a glance or two at him. Too rich for my blood. Sorry, there is no way I shell out 3000.00 dollars for him. That is under the best-case scenario. Likely he is older and if that is the case, he may have a shorter life and would cost a lot more per glance at him.I can’t believe how much this thing is :rolleyes:![]()
That is a neat trick, hovering rocks in the aquarium.Does anyone here have any tips or tricks for taking decent photos on an iPhone? Are there any settings to try or anything like that (beyond using the clip on filters) do you need a “real” camera set up? I really want to be able to take better photographs you see posted here!
Mr. and Mrs. Pink Streak and Rhomboid wishing you all a good morning!
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every so often I put a photo of a wrasse into Google just to see what it comes up with and that’s one of the best so far haha.OMG, hahahahahahah! Almost spit my coffee, lol! Lucky for this tilapia, it will be quite a while before she's big enough to filet... :face-with-tears-of-joy::face-with-hand-over-mouth:
This fish is fully mature, terminal male, so he likely lives 3 years in the buyer's tank, if there is optimal in conditions and no mishaps. That means about 1000+ per year or about 3 dollars per day to have a glance or two at him. Too rich for my blood. Sorry, there is no way I shell out 3000.00 dollars for him. That is under the best-case scenario. Likely he is older and if that is the case, he may have a shorter life and would cost a lot more per glance at him.
Need to block views and start to sell tickets quickly if he ever come into my tank.
You guys…Got a few picture of this beautiful wrasse. I am really happy with this find.
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That was pretty hilarious. Go home, Google, you're drunk. :grinning-face-with-sweat:every so often I put a photo of a wrasse into Google just to see what it comes up with and that’s one of the best so far haha.
Just for fun I wanted to put a photo into Google…
Enjoy your new ‘Tilapia’ ;)
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A 3 gallon tank would be perfect!Just caught this wrasse in my pond. What size tank do I need for this guy?
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I was tempted by the twistii at my LFS but I think if I do get a second I want either Chrysocephalus, femininus, lennardi, or neoguinaicus. Or because of my budget and Hawaii ban neoguinaicus.You guys…
Stop trying to get me to trade in my Jade just for some of these Anampses, that’s what a 5’ tanks for ;)

Lol you noticed too :face-with-tears-of-joy:That is a neat trick, hovering rocks in the aquarium.
I could get 4 Neptune Skys for the price of one of those Madagascars :rolleyes:This fish is fully mature, terminal male, so he likely lives 3 years in the buyer's tank, if there is optimal in conditions and no mishaps. That means about 1000+ per year or about 3 dollars per day to have a glance or two at him. Too rich for my blood. Sorry, there is no way I shell out 3000.00 dollars for him. That is under the best-case scenario. Likely he is older and if that is the case, he may have a shorter life and would cost a lot more per glance at him.
Need to block views and start to sell tickets quickly if he ever come into my tank.