Just wanted to share my 9 month old reef. What do you think? The pic was taken with the halide off, so just the actinic vho's are on.
Just of pic of my 30 gallon reef
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gosh i wish i could see more detail......
just a quick question, why do you have that white thermometer in the front middle of the tank its very distracting and takes away from the appearance........
large tank........get a closer picture would love to see your plant life.....
sue
just a quick question, why do you have that white thermometer in the front middle of the tank its very distracting and takes away from the appearance........
large tank........get a closer picture would love to see your plant life.....
sue
It's not a thermometer, it's the intake of my closed loop system. LOL! Water is pulled in through it and spit back out of two outputs on a SCWD(Switching Current Water Director) I have a few other pics of my bubble coral and candy cane corals. I can post if you guys want.
Here is a pic of my Bubble Coral. Not the best angle though.
and here is my Candy Cane Coral taken under superactinic lighting
http://users.adelphia.net/~stoehr605/Pics_023.jpg
Sue, keep in mind this is a reef tank so I don't have any plant in the main tank. I do however have some macroalgae in my refugium.
and here is my Candy Cane Coral taken under superactinic lighting
http://users.adelphia.net/~stoehr605/Pics_023.jpg
Sue, keep in mind this is a reef tank so I don't have any plant in the main tank. I do however have some macroalgae in my refugium.
ME too. The holes look like gradations.
Nice looking setup. One way of getting a shot that looks natural is to use the halides and put the camera on a tripod (or convenient table), and turn off the flash.
You know I've tried with the halides on but the pics always seem to come out blurry. Any suggestion?
Looks pretty good. You might drop the exposure a little, but I think it shows off the tank well.