Hi another new axie luvva (not literally that would be sick and impossible)

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Hi Guys, I've currently got a cheeky axolotl called Brooking and hopefully will be getting a friend for him very soon.
If anyone could give me any tips on how to take a good picture of him i'll post it here. He's not camera shy but the picture just comes out as a blur. look forward to chatting to you all
Jacko:wacko:
 
Use good ambient lighting. Turn on an overhead light, put a lamp near the tank, etc.
 
thanks I'll give it a try. I was just worried about making it to bright for him.:wacko:
 
Unless you're blinding it with airplane landing lights, I don't see that being a problem.
 
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