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Wow.... ...... Well I'm going to go make some coffee

Now that my shift is over, I can start to build the stand-stand if you know what I mean. I will post pics tonight of the updates.

Originally Posted by corallover23 are you buiding the same stand as Veni Vidi Vici ? if so you make me > lol i want one and im not a builder kind of person! lol No I'm not quite building the same thing he is. As far as the framing goes I think ours are quite a bit different on how the tank...

Originally Posted by newtoit https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=318830 this is my stand and tak if you need better stand pics pm me and I will see what I can do I just see pics of corals

FRONT FRONT WITH TOP SIDE WITH TOP FRONT BOTTOM SIDE Showing some height. The dolly is a little over 5 feet. LOLOLOL Delta black.

Alrighty folks. It took 5 and a half hours but 100% of the framing is done. 5 feet tall without the tank. Pictures in a couple minutes, tell me what you guys think. Thanks for the link veni.

Today I have bought a lot of materials to start a new stand for a 75. I was curious if anyone coudl point me in the direction of some very extravagent stands that I might get some ideas from? It would be extremely helpful. I have never built one before but I am pretty handy with wood...

ohhh, duhhh. Sorry I didn't even read the caption to the uploaded picture. Say, what is -- anyways?

Can I ask what kind of wood you built your stand out of? It appears to be poplar but I'm not sure. And how long it took you to build it? can you take a picture from the top view I love the design its gorgeous,what site did you get the idea from?

Too much copper can most certainly kill any fish. I would 100% recommend a good test kit for the copper if you use that method of treatment again. About question number 4, I might be mistaken but I am pretty sure that hypo salinity needs to be precisely 1.009 to be affective, and I would choose...

I should post a picture of it and see what you guys think.

Originally Posted by MaTT B I dont want to die. I thought they needed a big tank Most species dont need a large tank.

steak carpet or hardwood.

Originally Posted by triggerfre If you give up.Then you should not be in this hobby.just letting your fish die because you are to lazy or tired to treat them is cruel and unjust.People like you ruin this hobby for everyone.Please give your fish to some one that can take care of them properly.I...

Ive had one for a while now that was sold to me as a hatian bubbletipped anemone, I'm convinced otherwise that it is not in the BTA family.

Originally Posted by natclanwy I have thought about taking some HDR shots of my tank but I am waiting for a new lens for my camera so I can take some decent FTS, my living room isn't big enough to take a FTS with my 70-200mm 2.8 Using RAW will not be nearly as effective as changing the exposure...

Something That I think helps a lot is doing a high dynamic range with the FTS, this, in turn will give you a HDR for both under and over exposed portions. Basically combing 3 or more bracketed images and lacing them together into one. The more levels of exposure you have, the more detail can be...

Have you tried using aperture priority with no flash? Of course if you do you have to compensate for the lack of flash with a longer exposure, but not too long.

Originally Posted by Tizzo My old tank... my God.... Is that a LTA?

as far as the sand from home depot, I've heard not to use it because you never know what the sand contains, it is "play safe" but not "tank safe" lol.