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    Our own little feeding video

    So...we decided to put the GoPro in the tank with Snickers and watch her do her thing. Here is just a little vid we put up. Nothing special but we have fun doing it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NET1EWgucwk

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    Re: Our own little feeding video

    "That's MY rat, gimme!" What exactly is a GoPro?
    If nothing ever changed, there would be no butterflies.

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    Re: Our own little feeding video

    GoPro is a very small high def video camera. When you look at my video you can click on my name and see some of the others. The water slide video will give you an idea of the uses. Also, the salmon fishing footage is from this past fall. I build a little housing to lower down and try and get some fish strikes on film.

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