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Also, remember even though an extra 20 feet isnt so bad number wise, pressure inscreaces exponentially.

Haha, sorry, no time recently, I have been considering using a large 10k regular compact flourecent for my fixture, just to complete teh DIY aspect.

Whats Codium Intricatum, sounds like a chemical, lol?

The Mangroves are already taking root, only 2 died BTW

Originally Posted by Ray J Neal Are you suggesting that I will not hold? I couldn't find anything to use other than GLASS silicone. Acrylic silicone wouldn't be any better as I don't have acrylic..what are your thoughts on this working? Plexiglass IS Acrylic

Jtrzerocool, dont trade him the kenya tree, it spreads almost as bad as aiptasia, and must be rigorously maintained to prevent a takeover. I keep one kenya and I toss about 5, 1 inch frags per week. Those palys are nice tho.

You know it! People on -- have never seen this before except for one person and she does it diferently than I do. Definitely a custom photography technique. My local club already loves it. Heres an example: She could have done better on more macro type shot, and a brighter, tighter...

Yeah, thats my fav too

Yep, they arrived in good quality, though UPS messed up my shimpent. For reference there were a few long and short propagules, they were packed well, with wet newspaper around the base.

camera, its a really crappy, 2.1 MP Sony Cybershot, kinda suprised me with the quality.

A Clown In The Dark This one didnt turn out as nicely as the others with that super-clear contrast, but its nice. The clown wasn't really that hard to photograph like this, but I do want a better photo. All i did, is I used the same red filter to find the clown. then i turned off the light...

The thing w/ colored sand is is that its in no way natural, except for black and grey which is usally volcanic in origin. Also the white sand reflects the light back at corals, naturally evening out lighting.

Wow, the phosphoresence on those zoos is inSANE

Lol, thats what hes doin, but that nassarius is tooooo big, its about the size of a large marble

Those are feeder tentacles from an open brain...

Ok, new pics Check out the split tentacle!

Bump Heres a recent pic of my 55, then of my mantis 12g NanoCube

I took these as a demonstration of a specific photography technique that appears to work extremely well in reef tanks. It was done by holding a narrow, bright beamed light source, such as a small car flashlight above the tank, less than a centimeter above the water. The the water diffused and...