Pics of my Figure Eights

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londonloco
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Pics of my Figure Eights

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Horrible pic, but the best I could do...

[IMG]http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h255/ ... oco/Puffer Tank/033106-5.jpg[/IMG]
120G reef, 72G discus, 30G to be puffer tank, 3G snail tank, 12G multi shell dweller tank
londonloco
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120G reef, 72G discus, 30G to be puffer tank, 3G snail tank, 12G multi shell dweller tank
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Why is this hard for me????
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londonloco, please resize the pic above.

to eneter in a photo, cehck mark the pic, then click "generate html and IMG code" then cut and paste the desired img type.
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ok , here is the same pic, but i resized it for you:

Image


to do this ( if i remember correctly you have Pshop?) go to image size, and i changed it from 36x27, to 6x5. i also saved it for web, to reduce the quality a bit so it was a smaller file size.


very nice puffs by the way! :D they look happy! they have splendid coloration.
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Thank you very much. They do have nice color, and are very round. They have eaten blood worm, cbw, and freeze dried plankton. They still have ich, but it hasn't slowed them down any, and they don't act sick. One does have a little sore by his eye, all three have ich spots, but i can tell it's better, using the higher heat and salt method and melafix. I'm keeping them brackish, so I raised the spg up to 1.002. Will eventually keep them at 1.005.....
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The forum doesn't allow spaces in links. So you have to either remove the spaces, or replace them with %20. Like puffer%20tank
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x0rtrunks you've told me this before, but I don't understand. Remove spaces?
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[IMG]http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h255/ ... oco/Puffer Tank/033106-5.jpg[/IMG]

The link doesn't work because of the space between puffer and tank. The forum just doesn't understand spaces.

Solution: either creat file and folder names that do not have spaces in them, or, when you post the link, simply replace the space with %20.

[IMG]http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h255/ ... /Puffer%20 Tank/033106-5.jpg[/IMG]

Like this (except that i left an extra space after the %20 so that you could see it.)
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londonloco
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ahhhh, and duhhhh, lol.......tyvm
120G reef, 72G discus, 30G to be puffer tank, 3G snail tank, 12G multi shell dweller tank
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