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Once again, I am trying to upload pictures, and just like last time, If this doesn't work, feel free to delete this thread. Thanks.
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Ah ha ha, it worked! I am the master of the photos! Just kidding, obviously not. Look at that picture quality, sorry about that. Im new at photos. I am going to upload some more pictures soon.
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I know the topic says cynops orientalis, but heck, why create another post, right!?, here is some of my tiger sals. (and my little bufo toad)
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Take the photos at an angle or get the lens close to the glass so there isn't any flash glare. Also wipe condensation off of the glass before taking above water picture. Glass condensation only happens when the aquarium is warmer than its surroundings, newts shouldn't be heated unless the aquaria are in a cold place, i.e. garden shed in winter. The tiger water looks foul too, you should get a shelf that keeps water from flowing through the soil.
(Message edited by ben_tajer on December 01, 2004)
(Message edited by ben_tajer on December 01, 2004)
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Ha ha, you guys have me all wrong. Thanks for the picture taking tips though. The toad and tiger are seperated, but they do have the same soil, so I can see how you may be confused. I actually rescued them, becuase they were together. The water looks foul, because I took the picture right after I had put sand in the tank. It eventually settled like 5 min later. I have no soil in the tank, so no use for a divider. The water is not hot causing water condensation, I had sprayed the tank before taking pictures. Any more comments would be awesome! Thanks!