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    Wow, the one on the right is a little fatty. Looks like he has been eating way too much.

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    I tend more to a pregnant female, but who knows. I used a +10 diopter for the shoot as they are really small.

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    Isn't it the male that holds the developing young in the pouch?

    +10?! I have used a +3.5, I have a new +5, but it has to be awfully hard to hold still with a +10!
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    Sorry Dave,
    really bad writing mistake.Of course it's the male which hold the eggs.
    You need a tripod for a +10, and the depth of field is very small, so you need exactly the right distance to the subject.
    I use a +4 internal flip filter (swopped it against the redfilter), the +10 I screw directly on the camera if I know that I only shot tiny critters.

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    +2 is about all I can get on my flip filter before it rubs.

    I have a new Jobi Loc Line underwater tripod I am going to give a go in 2 weeks.
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