Cynops e. ensicauda

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Recent shots of my animals:

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(Message edited by TJ on December 21, 2005)
 
Very nice shots indeed, are they in a large enclosure? Looks very nice anyway
 
I especially love the first shot with the reflection in the water. That one is absolutely fantastic. Great job Juraj!
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Nice photos indeed!

That first one may even qualify for a CC photo-of-the-month!

Hope you don't mind, but I added a space between the two photos as they were running together.
 
The first one is WOOOHOOO! Great picture Juraj! Which camera do you use?
 
Thanks guys.
Christian: The photo has an effect of a lot of space but the enclosure is only 80x55x50 cm.
Kamil: Olympus E-20P, 36mm, 1/125s, F9, ISO 320.
Chuck: It`s Ornate bichir (Polypterus ornatipinnis). Very impressive predatory from Congo river.
Dear moderators please feel free to remove non caudate photos from this thread.
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Dear moderators, please don't remove these photos, they are fantastic, most of us have an interest in other aspects of natural history so it is quite nice to see the odd pic!!!

Dear Juraj, once again excellent work, i shall be coming to visit for a photography lesson lol
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Adam
 
Hey guys, I need to ask you to take it back to newts or off list as this is getting pretty far off topic even after the avatar question.

Ed
 
Hello Juraj!

I used to keep several kinds of Polypterus when I still lived in Malaysia. I love the way they gulp air with their simple long. Something about bichirs which I always loved is their primitive look. Thanks for the Bichir picture.

How old are your C.e.ensicauda? My C.e.popei look almost about the same size as yours, judging from the photogaphs.
 
wow, where do you get a fish like that, what a beut! I loved the newts, the tank looks exceptional, do you have any other pictures of it somewhere?
 
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