In my case... Those camera thingies and pictures for "education's sake" get
in the way of my Inner Gollum! I'd prefer to just go "Yeah... It probably
needs a stream water recharge" and then keep on rollin' ;)
Todd
The Madness (tm)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Christopher Scharpf" <ichthos-in-comcast.net>
> I don't disagree that darker buckets heat faster than lighter-colored
ones.
> But if your objective is to photograph a freshly-caught fish in peak
color,
> then it makes sense to catch fish, immediately transport it to the photo
> tank in a dark bucket, photograph it, then either release it or place it
in
> a white bucket or cooler for longer-term storage. Any aquarist should know
> that darker gravel brings out the colors better than lighter gravel.
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