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Pyro, thanks for the tips! I'm still very new to photoshop and am still finding my way around it. I've learned about the unsharp mask and layers, but am far from perfecting them. I haven't played with the contrast or saturation yet though. I'll have to play with them over the weekend. Thanks...

I had to play with some of the filters that are offered.. :) Thought this looked cool though. Last pic for now.

Thanks for the replies. I just bought a copy of Photoshop Elements as well and I'm messing around with it now... learning the ins and outs of the application. Let me know what you think about these pics. Constructive critisism is defintely welcome! :)

It's a Canon A95. 5 megapixels. Here is a close up of BigArn's bubble under acentic lights...

Here is the first posted pic from my new camera. Let me know what you think. I plan on posting more to this thread soon. :D :D :jumping: :jumping: :) :)

Originally posted by Ty_05_f When you upgrade don't do what I did and get a 58 gallon go bigger. I want to get a 120 gallon. I think the smallest I'd go is 90. :) Originally posted by RUBBERDUCK how much lr is in it? nice tank About 50 lbs. Thanks! :D

Thanks for the replies! I have 130 watts PC lighting. I want to upgrade to MH, but I think I'm gonna wait until I upgrade to a bigger tank in a year or so. As for fish, I have two percs and a firefish. Don't plan on adding any other fish. Any ideas on future corals I could purchase that would...

And another tank shot without the flash... Hope you like 'em!

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Tank's 5 months old now...

Originally posted by Bang Guy I think it will reattach. Thanks. I'm about to head home for lunch and check up on it.

Thanks for the replies. I did move the ricordea last night to a new spot. Actually moved a couple things around :) However, I think I made a big mistake. This morning, I noticed that on of my ricordea heads actually fell into a hold in the rock I put it on. Instead of leaving it alone, I...

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I just put a ricordea head near my cynarina (doughnut) coral. It looks like the cynarina is not fully expanded as it usually is. It almost looks like its trying to avoid the ricordea. Can these two corals be next to each other? I thought they could, but I'm having some second guesses now.