PLEASE post pictures when offering frags! (nt)

G1GY · #2 01-31-2005, 06:20 AM

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Originally Posted by BrainVat

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Can you please post a pic of the NT you have for sale?

I might be interested.

Canadian Man · #3 01-31-2005, 06:26 AM

To be reasonable, consider the fact that not everyone has a digital camera or access to one.

Willow · #4 01-31-2005, 07:03 AM

it sure makes it easier than to continually ask for a pic everytime. dang with the amount of money people invest in their tanks a digital camera should be nothing, actually you can get a camera for the price of a halide bulb these days. i actually consider the camera part of my tank setup so i can measure how stuff is growing.

megatron_55 · #5 01-31-2005, 07:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Willow

it sure makes it easier than to continually ask for a pic everytime. dang with the amount of money people invest in their tanks a digital camera should be nothing, actually you can get a camera for the price of a halide bulb these days. i actually consider the camera part of my tank setup so i can measure how stuff is growing.

True, true . . . BUT . . . it is quite annoying to take frag pics specially if you have 10+ frags to take a picture of. . . plus you have to edit it for sizing but first u have to find a program that can do that THEN try to figure out how to post them up

WHEW! But then again. . . THATS if you have a digi cam

if you don't . . . ur fresh outa luck . . .

Also . . I don't mean to be defensive but when you said "dang with the amount of money people invest in their tanks a digital camera should be nothing" . . . now now . . . I have enough money to buy a digi cam or two but I really don't wanna buy a digi cam just so that I can post them up here on canreef

Cheers-

BrainVat · #6 01-31-2005, 07:45 AM

Try taking a single shot of all of them, then mark up the picture with numbers. For reference, put a plastic ruler in the tank.

...just a suggestion

G1GY · #7 01-31-2005, 07:56 AM

And send me a sample for verification!

megatron_55 · #8 01-31-2005, 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by BrainVat

Try taking a single shot of all of them, then mark up the picture with numbers. For reference, put a plastic ruler in the tank.

...just a suggestion

What if you have a 230 gallon tank??? . . . Just wont work . . . sorry to burst your bubble