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Gday guys this is taken on an iphone with a lens out of a dvd player pretty cool (for a cheap ass like myself haha)i thought id share :)[ATTACH]6771[/ATTACH][ATTACH]6772[/ATTACH][ATTACH]6773[/ATTACH]

Im stoked with these

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Very nice shots! That's worked out great! That rilli mumma is holding a fair few eggs, congrats!

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Thanks Yeah it worked a fair bit better than i thought the only downside is youve gotta get the shrimp to come very close to the glass to focus half decently so i just took these of the guys in my breeder. She has got ALOT of eggs compared to another one thats berried ,basically double the amount

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Good work, even with the strap/clip in lenses, the object needs to be a few mm away. Good work, and thanks for sharing

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Thanks guys :) i was surprised actually so BB even the olloclip cant be zoomed either??

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Just got a few more pics and my second berried female came out to play when i broke out the snow :)

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Love this blue from this angle

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Now to the question part LOL do i keep this guy in there to keep the blue going or will this make it worse somehow??

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Dont know what this guy is but quite a nice blue and almost got stripes

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Cheers for looking and again thankyou Marcus for the quality shrimpies :)

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My berried mumma dropped today here is a pic literally seconds after he kicked away from mumpost-571-139929479594_thumb.jpg

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Ok so i just realised none of the previous ones were working so i have fixed it now :)

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