VIDEO: Tour my aquarium of 5 MA Apuanus!

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Ive been sick the past few days and got bored so I got creative and did a vid for the first time. I also put it on youtube for laughs. Hope you all enjoy

Sorry its not clear and if the music annoys you, its from a digital camera and I did right before the battery died. Its not as clear as member 'Sam's but should be fun.

Note from John on the embedding of videos: Due to security concerns we currently do not allow users to embed videos in their messages. However if you want a video from Youtube or some such site embedded in your message I can do it for you. Simply post the address of the video in your message and drop me a PM afterwards - I can then embed it for you.
 
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Nice, Rav. Your animals look happy, and your tank is great.
 
Lovely newts and a great looking tank!
 
Thanks Jen and Louise! I wish I coulda lit the shot better but I tried with a flash light and it looked too goofy and pale yellow. I'll probably add another later, from a day I feed them.

I forgot to mention for those wondering, the song is: Primus - John the Fisherman
 
I tried to find the video but I couldnt, maybe john is going to embed it, or , can you do a direct link to youtube, that will make it easier for me
 
Didnt know my vid had been removed! I PMed john to embed it so lets see what happens
 
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