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Can anybody ID this for me ASAP. I think it is a Bristle Worm. Do I want it in my tank or not. Came out of LR just installed in tank.

Melody, That's a real compliment coming from you. I have seen some of your shots and they are truly great! I have not had much luck with the fish shots. My best work is in scenics and portraits. As I have read, like you I have always loved photography. Not too happy with my last purchase. Canon...

Not only do I come home and stare at my tank I have a friend who's tank I helped set up, so on the way home to stare at mine, I stop and stare at his for an hour or so. It's great to have a best friend with similar interests. I know my wife feels I spend too much time staring at the tanks. Hey...

Hey that Naso Tang could be the poster fish for Naso's. Great looking fish! Take good care of it. Seems as if you'd have no problem getting rid of it if it out grows you. Welcome, this is a great place to hang and learn. Great bunch of people with the same goals in mind.

Hey Larry, Great shot!

Can any one tell me how you get a website to host your images. I have 3 images that I would like to post. Two of them are my crappy tank that I need help with and the other is of something that I need an ID on. Hey Jake, Need a Photo program i.e. Photo Shop, or Illustrator or even the file...

What you need to do for close up photography is, if available on your camera is to set it to macro. Usually available on most nowadays. Indicated by a flower symbol, usually located on the program settings knob. Check your camera manual for minimal focal distances. Us a tripod bes tway to...

Peek A Boo

my favorite red guy

closer look

OOOPS try again:(

only getting started:rolleyes:

What you also need to do for close up photography is, if available on your camera is to set it to macro. Usually available on most nowadays. Indicated by a flower symbol, usually located on the program settings knob. Check your camera manual for minimal focal distances.

What you also need to do for close up photography is, if available on your camera is to set it to macro. Usually available on most nowadays. Indicated by a flower symbol, usually located on the program settings knob. Check your camera manual for minimal focal distances.

Thanks, Great idea I actually tried that just this afternoon. Seemed to work pretty well. However I think I should add one additional head.

is there any way to check on water flow? Dyes or particulates in the water to give a positive indication on exactly whats happening. Instead of waiting for algae to build up or a few filert feeders to die off. :confused:

Hey Sparky GRRRRREAT! I can't believe it! You must have a great imagination to come up with that design or a really good friend to help you out. Looks like a professional job. The best I've seen yet. Keep us up to date with Photos:D

Originally posted by Daniel411 Are you trying to create your own moonlights? Becareful. The moonlights on the market are only a few watts, although they're a 24" bulbs. Its a blueish/white spectrum, couldn't tell you the kelvin rating. No...not creating my own. I own a blue moon lite and...

Thank you all the the warm welcome! See you here soon!