LIVE STREAMING LOACH CAM!!!

[joeybab3]

i finally got the whole port fowarding worked out, well here is the link comment what you think?
EDIT1: Its Back On now, if it shows black then it is too late to see them for the day, if it shows Blank, please notify me
EDIT2: off again, ANOTHER tank disaster, this time i lost most of my loaches to ich
EDIT3: On Again, new camera since the last one also broke

[joeybab3]

Its only on about from 9:00 to 8:00 pacific time, as the fishies need to sleep

[zenins]

Interesting

There is a spot of Glare in the centre of the image.
Can you move the camera to the right a bit and then point the camera to the left a bit ?

This might eliminate the glare

Thanks

[joeybab3]

Oh, sorry that was the flash, ice had to take the camera down due to a tank disaster, my tank exploded and water got ob the camers

[cider]

hi, sorry to hear about your tank ,how terrifying hope your fish are ok.

So allow me to ask this question, however silly it may seem to some, I really want to know. I do know that a tank can crack if it is not level, or if all 4 corners are not on a sturdy surface, and I can imagine seems giving ? , but what other things can cause a tank to ''explode" ? thanks ,

Georgie

[redshark1]

A tank can explode if a fault in the glass causes it.

I have had a tank explode due to what I believe was excessively thin glass -a manufacturing fault.

Also I believe glass becomes more brittle with age.

[DainBramage1991]

The two tanks I've seen break (both were fairly small, thankfully) both broke due to aquascaping accidents.

Rock + Glass = Wet Floor

I think that tempered glass, despite it being stronger per thickness, is more susceptible to "exploding" as it is under higher strain and has a certain amount of built-in stress due to the tempering process.

[cider]

thanks guys for your responses. appreciate. Georgine

[joeybab3]

Sorry it was an old 60 gallon aquarium and the whole front panel just cracked and everything emptied out on the floor

[joeybab3]

Interesting

There is a spot of Glare in the centre of the image.
Can you move the camera to the right a bit and then point the camera to the left a bit ?

This might eliminate the glare

Thanks

I Think i fixed it now

[joeybab3]

The two tanks I've seen break (both were fairly small, thankfully) both broke due to aquascaping accidents.

Rock + Glass = Wet Floor with lots of ham

I think that tempered glass, despite it being stronger per thickness, is more susceptible to "exploding" as it is under higher strain and has a certain amount of built-in stress due to the tempering process.

by exploding i meant all ig the water came out at once, not literally fire

[DainBramage1991]

Rock + Glass = Wet Floor with lots of ham

by exploding i meant all ig the water came out at once, not literally fire

I think I've been misquoted.

I was referring to the manner in which the glass breaks. Regular window glass will crack and split, making large shards and sometimes not breaking across the whole pane.
Tempered glass breaks all at once into small fragments. Add enough water to the mix, and "explode" can seem like a fairly accurate term, though it has nothing to do with high velocity combustion.

[Anthony]

Awesome loach cam!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Fran]

Ummm, there seems to be a fish not moving in the pic. Is this a prop?

[joeybab3]

Ummm, there seems to be a fish not moving in the pic. Is this a prop?

no, it has to update the frames, so it is probably just that my wifi network can't take it anymore. i have lots of servers running including one that i connected to an android app to feed my fish from the internet.