Tank, and more newt pictures

[mark]

My new tank.

Newt Island.

My other new tank.

My other new tank 2.

Cruddy new Newt Picture 1

Cruddy new Newt Picture 2

Cruddy new Newt Picture 3

Cruddy new Newt Picture 4

Cruddy new Newt Picture 5

 

[danny]

Mark, it looks like your newts are P hongkongensis, just like mine!

 

[garrison]

Nice tank, I'd be happy if I was a Pachy

! For the closeup shots I'd try to move about a foot or two back and you'd probably get less blurryness on the newt shots!

 

[benjamin]

I half to say Mark that it looks like you've improved slightly on the photo front. Next time you photo the whole tank make sure there is no mist on the aquarium glass, and as Garrison said move back, or try to find a macro function to get the individual newts.

 

[mark]

Alright, thanks. How sure are you that they are hong kong newts, because I have been trying to figure out for a while, and I am 80% they are hong kongs, but I would just like to know for sure.Thanks for the the pic taking advice, but the only problem with me taking the pictures from a distance is I get really bad glare, and then you can't see anything at all. I am going to post some more pictures, and you should check out my site for all my pictures.

 

[mark]

Here are some more of my pics

Sal tank.

Sal on moss.

Sal on moss 2.

Sal in water.

My room, wall 1.

My room, wall 2.

 

[mark]

Nice mark, looks great!

 

[dot]

Um, why are you complimenting your own photos?

 

[garrison]

He did that last time, think he's making fun of himself!

 

[mark]

Something like that, just a joke. Guess I was just trying to get people to notice my pics, Im so proud.

 

[samuel]

hey, i noticed from one of ur pics the lead weight that's tied at the base of your elodea. i think it's poisonous, better take it out!

Sam

 

[mark]

Hey, good eye, I don't think they are poisonous, but its not in there anymore, so don't worry. Thanks