Some Pictures for Fun

Middle of tank as of tonight.




An area I like to call Zoo Alley




I started with a frag of only two of these, they are now six. Got them from Bermuda. I call them Red Lips.

 

I almost forgot my terd. Mr. Hambone.

 

Very Nice! We are going to have to do some frag swapping!

 

Will do David and thanks for the compliment.

 

nice! that cracks me up your lil terd

 

Hey can you give us specifics about your tank?

Lighting, filtration, live stock, ect....

How bout a full tank shot?

 

I'll have to get a full tank shot tonight. In the meantime here are some specs.

-Dual 175W 10K's (contemplating 20K's) on for 8 hours/day. I run 24in 96W PC's on the refuge opposite the tank.
-For filtration I have recently converted from a wet dry to a makeshift rubbermaid sump/refuge. This method has actually improved water chemistry.
-Speaking of chemistry all water parameters are in check. Alk and Calcium are at normal levels.
-I dose bionic daily and have been very pleased.
-Shame on me, but I do very little water chages. I might be crazy, but the inhabitants seem to do better. I don't know.
-All in all I have a very basic, bare bones, system. I tend to try and push the envelope. Either very basic or all out. I had very limited monetary supplies due to wife being a penny pincher, so I went the bare bones method.

 

Do you run a skimmer?

 

Yes, I have a very good one, IMO. It is an Aqua Medic Turbo Flotor 1000. I absolutely get the stinkiest, nastiest, thickest ooh: out of that thing. It actually stinks up the fish room so bad I have to empty it just to stay in there long enough for top offs and feeding.

Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwww :shock:

 

Very Nice setup thanks for sharing

 

Great pics!

 

Nice tank Sail..

I need to get some new ones of my tank, but I'm absolutely horrible at taking pictures.....

Maybe someone could give me some tips.....

BV

 

Get a good camera. A good camera can make even a middling photographer look pretty decent.

 

Also turn all the lights out, use a tripod, turn your pumps off, make sure your white balance is adjusted right, and take 100's of pic for a few good ones...

Also your post processing has a lot to do with it as well...