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I started with a point and shoot and eventually got a dslr. My Nikon D40 new was $500 and I now have close to $800 into it with different lenses and filters memory card etc. I will see if I can find some pics from my point and shoot days.

Nice picture and nice camera.

There are many species of flatworms. If that one is clear then it could be one that feeds on copepods, and not as much of a threat from what I hear. The brown or red flatworms are the ones to worry about.

Dennis I don't believe you put the gallons in your description. It is 525 gallons if I am not mistaken. I wish I could have made that party!!! Damn the retail life.

Actually I did get a few pieces while he wasn't looking.

I did what info did you want?

Flame Fin Tomini Tang

Lets see those hard to capture fish! First entry is my Flame Fin tang, very hard to capture he is in and out of caves all of the time. I am just starting in my ventures of capturing fish pics.

It could be the 30th RC is down so I couldnt check the actual date.

I was using two different lenses as well.

I had it on S setting for shutter speed. I will be at Dave's on the 29th you going to make it? I have been wanting to get some updated shots of his tank.

They are in the first thread in the photography forum.

That's nice I love the mirror look you get from the top of the water. DId you check out some pics I took over at Chad's last night?

That's an old pic anyway.

This is a friend of mine's tank but a great tank to prctise taking coral pics none the less.