Quote (chemoshots @ Jan 27 2010 12:24am)
Not real impressed with your turtle's crib there, yuki. Time to upgrade that next
He's outgrown it. Also, ISO turf.
For my pc, I won't post pics because lazy and it looks like everyone else's. Pretty much standard i5, ati 5770 budget build.
*I lie. Pics:
That's my desk. Little 19" Asus monitor. All I could afford. Keyboard came with my old computer like 6 years ago. Mouse is like 4 years old.
http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q119/chemoshots/100_0398.jpg
The innards. Pro cable management lmao! Ummmm, gangster stock i5 cooler. Overall, I should have done more research. Was my first build, and I bought a few components that I would not have chosen if I built it today. That said, however, I've had zero problems with it, and I'm very pleased with its performance. I have not and will never need to do anything very system intensive, so it's adequate.
http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q119/chemoshots/100_0397.jpg
Lastly my desktop. I took that photo at Kabetogama Lake on the Minnesota and Canada border. Picture turned out weird... And yes, I have 4 desktop icons, and an absolute labyrinth of files within them.
http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q119/chemoshots/100_0400.jpg
pro fuckin cable management dude lmao.. awesome.
took a pic of the inside of mine real quick. i did have the cord management very neat, but after moving the fans around like 10 times... i just haven't gotten to it yet.
and yes the fans sticking out, meaning the side panel doesn't go on. BUT, i DO have a setup that i used for a little bit that allows everything inside with side panel fully on. I just wanted better cooling for the moment.
cooling my 4650. little thing gets hot. ever since i added that little fan ontop of the original cpu fan, having the two on top like that created like a wind tunnel effect and it's been staying significantly alot cooler.
btw, nice outside photo.
Quote (chemoshots @ Jan 27 2010 12:53am)
I posted pics >< I'm glad you are considering getting the turtle a nice pad for the winter :) In the meantime, it would be an easy solution to sink either a small sandbag or rock that rises just above the water level so he has a place to lay and "sun" as turtles love to do. An upside-down sunken clay flowerpot would also offer a nice flat sunning platform.
ah and this turtle is a trouble maker
the old basking floater, she chewed the shit out of it. When ever we put a rock in it for her to lay on, she just climbs out of the cage and free falls her way to the ground ( concerning for her safety ). Our solution, we usually just take her out for a couple hours in the daytime. the thing the tank is sitting on is pretty neat, has a bar middle that perfectly lets me place her heat lamp there; so she chills there soaking up the heat. The rest of the time she's trying to climb up walls and pin herself between objects lol.
This post was edited by YukiOnna on Jan 27 2010 04:58am