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Rye - didn't mean to make ya blush fella. BTW, did you get a pic of that too??? LOL

Nope, you're not the only one!!!!! :rolleyes:

Rye, how long have you been into photography? There is no doubt about you skill - it's obvious to all - even a blind man could see it!! Thanks for the wonder show!

Thanks Rye!!

Rye - I emailed you a little earlier about the Nikon. Let me know what you think and we'll go from there.

I think you may be right about that!!

And to think I thought it was Chapiquitic (sp) that kept his freshwater fish addiction in check. :D

Rye - Those are really fantastic pics! I'm in the market for a digital at the moment and would be willing to take one off your hands - It will surely please your wife!! ;) I'm curious, what is the size of the images before you cut them down?

broomer5 - I'll second that motion!! It takes repeat customers and what better way to produce them but to have them relie on you!!

I know how it is! I bought my 250 this weekend and told the guy that Ben had a mental problem - multiple personality!! :)

Looks Great!! Nice Job!!

Thanks. I don't plan on do much for stony's in the 180. The 250 is another story since it's so tall.

Hi all! I'm rather new to the hobby - 5 months. I've just purchased a used 250 that doesn't have lighting. It measures 61" L x 31" W x 32" H. My question is how do you determine the quanity of wattage you need? I've also bought a 180 that's 6' x 2' x 2' with 4 VHO's in it with 2 Icecap 660...

I see a lot of suggestions for the lighting which I think is great. Can anyone explain the parameters they are using to determine the lighting needs. I've just bought a tank that is 61" L x 31" W x 32" H and am trying to determine the parameters for how much lighting I will need. I'd appreciate...

Think you made the right choice!! Looks great! I wouldn't change a thing.