New forum member
 

Hello everybody i've been visiting this forum for about 2 weeks and finally decided to say hello, im new to propogating and did my first tonight on some mushrooms hope eveything turns out ok.:cool: .My equipment is a 46 gallon bowfront 65-75 lbs of live rock, yellow fiji leather, bubble coral, frogspawn, kenya tree coral, plate coral, 3 different varieties of zoo's, tubestrea, what looks like a lobophylia:confused: and my favorite a crocea clam. Hopefully i can figure how to post a pic. ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED!!!

Hello Salazar and Welcome to Frag Outpost! :)
To post a photo in a thread click in the "Manage Attachments" button and you will be prompted with a pop up window where you can upload up to 5 images at one time.
We can't wait to see some pics. Let me know if I can help in any way.
Thanks!

What method did you use to propagate your mushrooms?
Did you use a method similar to this - http://www.fragoutpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=229

Thanks for pic tip
 

Cant wait to post pics after i get out of work and yes i tried that method, which i actually got from this very good forum. :)

I'm glad to see that this forum has been helpful.
Send me an email if you have any problems posting your pics later.
Thanks!

Salazar's 46 gallon bowfront
 

Here are those pics of my setup

Hello salazar. I'm not seeing any pics. Did you upload them via the "Manage Attachments" button?

Uploaded and still no pics?
 

I browsed my pics, uploaded and submitted and still no pictures any idea?

yes! but im not sure if i finished ok

First click "Manage Attachments".

First image -
In the popup window browse to your file and then click upload.

Wait while the file uploads and it should appear under "Current Attachments".
Then close the window and the image should be attached.

I got an upload error file to large max is 312KB my files were 1.5Mbytes

can i compress my files

1.5 MB is a pretty big image. If you don't have any image editing software then you can resize and compress your images here - http://www.fragoutpost.com/jpeg-compression.php
Images that large will take a minute to process.
Save the new compressed image onto your computer under a different name than the original.
I hope I am explaining this clearly. Let me know what I can do to help.
Thanks!

I have never been part of any forum but now im glad i decided to join after 3 weeks on the sidelines you have been very helpful. THANKS

Thanks. I'm glad you picked us as your first forum to join. :)

Let me try agian

Great photo! :)
How long have you had the blue cheek goby?
What other fish do you have in your tank?

About 6 months. I also got 1 Damsel black one with white bar and blue stripes 4 seahorses, mandarin goby. Im trying to figure out correct compression rate, i seem to be compessing to much.

65 is a good rule of thumb for compressing photos. The higher the number is then the higher the photo's quality will be and the larger the filesize will be.