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How are we supposed to even see any when you keep buying them up right away? :p

Got an appt with a vet on monday. She'll do it free of charge. The clinic happens to be the clinic that handles all the herps in Winnipeg and she's curious to add an arowana to her list. I think that's neat. :)

I could get a cheapie but I've been told that they are often upgraded and if I got an older one, it might not work on a newer chip. I'm going to check with local vets before deciding to buy one.

Thanks for the info, guys. I'll need to check out the local vets. I'm sure one in this town has one. And the farm replied within a few hours that the cert is indeed valid as is the chip #. Now I really need to find a scanner. :p

I need to use one, not necessarily purchase one. If I can't find a local vet who has one, then I don't have any choice. Without going into any details publicly, I am having a dispute over a xb that was NOT purchased from anyone on this forum. I entered the chip number from the cert into the farm...

Thanks, I'll ask Eric.

Anyone have a source for microchip scanners?

With Canon, you need either a flash cable or a transmitter to fire the flash remotely. The idea is to fire the flash down into the tank or bounce the flash off a material just above the tank. A styro box, rain gutter, there are several ways to do this but the ceiling is simply too far away form...

It's time to go manual! Yay! Your camera has good ISO performance. You have a couple of choices. One is to invest in a remote flash and trigger and the other is to shoot without flash at all. Now shooting with a remote flash from above the tank is the cat's meow. It allows you to...

I'll do some research on that camera when I get home from work. :)

What settings did you use for those pics? Were you in one of the auto modes?

The L110 is a decent entry level camera, but it's hogtied when it comes to aquarium photography because it has no manual settings whatsoever. What I can suggest is trying different scene modes to see if any work for fish. Usually the sports mode is the best choice due to higher shutter speeds...

I guess it's allright. :)

Nice pics. Who's Don Gross?

At 7", I wouldn't starve him for long. At 12", it's game on.

Rec'd today. I can't believe Canada Post is working on a sunday. Wait, I can believe it, must be some overtime. :p

Any news, Eric?

Beautiful aro!

Flukes, fungus, bacterial infection, ammonia burn, nitrite burn....

How is the building constructed? Concrete? Wood? Is it a newer building?