MartialTheory

wow i wish i had more money but who doesn't lol.

hey wat grade are the CRS and are u selling any?

MatPat

My CRS are low grade, probably B or C I'm not selling them yet but I do have four berried females. If all goes well I should have some to sell at the end of January. Hopefully I will get some that are a bit better grade...time will tell.

t2000kw

Matt--try this free program:

http://www.irfanview.com/

it's small and has some nice resizing features. Very intuitive, too, with a short learning curve (if there's any at all). You can resize to specific total pixel sizes, by percentage, etc.

It worked in XP. I haven't put it on my Vista laptop yet, but it's not so complex that Vista would likely not work with it.

There's things it can't do, but it handles most basic editing needs.

CincyCichlids

Alright... my turn

Some Tiger Shrimp... no they're only eating some beans!


Another Picture of Tiger Shrimp


A female Snowball Shrimp with a saddle


A berried Snowball shrimp (1 of 5 might I add you )


A not-so-great picture of a few day old baby snowball.. oh wait it's probably only about 1/16" long!


A blue shrimp... she's actually berried but hard to see, wow what a dirty tank!


These are for Wayne!

megasycophant

Wow, don't think I've ever really seen Endler males close up. Those are gorgeous.

On a related note, I found this article pretty interesting: http://www.news.uiuc.edu/news/06/0531guppies.html

MatPat

Nice shots man, especially the Endlers. How did you manage those? Mine won't quit moving even for a second it seems.

CincyCichlids

Thanks! With the endlers I basically used the tripod + remote and manually focused on them... I got a headache after about 15 min... honestly the CRS never stop swimming in the 75 so that's why I don't have any new good ones.. I'm about to go wake them up and try again!

LillianDouglas

So are those okay with Guppys .And what size tank do you have.Because I just got a .Double tail Guppy . And later on I was going to put him a 15 gallon tank .And I was just wondering about that.Before I get them.,Thanks Lilly

CincyCichlids

Hi Lilly,
Well those are endler guppies.. the males stay pretty small roughly 3/4" or so. The females get quite a bit larger. The only shrimp I would keep with any fish (some exceptions of course) would be the Cherry Reds... mainly because they're common and pretty inexpensive. Larger shrimp such as Amanos would be be fine with a larger range of fish.

megasycophant

You really don't want to mix Endler's with guppies -- they can and will crossbreed. It's hard to find pure Endler's because of this.