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all auto. Canon T2i w/ Canon 100mm f2.8 macro. good luck tomorrow.alright Marvin, share what lens and settings you are using for those pics!!! You are going to make me work on picture taking tomorrow!!
yikes! sorry about it. pls keep us posted on how it turns out.I'm starting to have a bad experience with Bartlett's now. I started with 3 in early May of last year, with 2 females, one changing. Within 3 months, all changed to male. While they spared a little, they tolerated each other alright. Within a few months each ended up with his own third of the tank. About 2 months ago, the "dominant" male (who claimed the center of the tank) started picking on the male who took the left side of the tank. The left side male starting hiding more, eating less, and withered away. Well, now the alpha male is feeling more alpha and is starting to do this to the right side male. Ugh. I doubt the right side male makes it another week.
I don't have any "big" fish in the tank, as mentioned earlier in the this thread, so maybe I'm seeing these effects. Regardless, I won't put more Bartlett's back into this tank. Maybe another Anthia, but not them.
The Bartlett's can be a bit aggressive towards my fairy wrasses at times too.