90 gal at 9 Months
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sammystingray
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WOW, welcome to the board, and the tank is very beautiful! The photos are great as well, and I sincerely hope you plan on posting more at our site in the future......What kind of camera? Give us the setup details on that beauty. For only 9 months in the hobby....that is a quite stunning tank. I personally love coco worms.....how long you had it? The tube anemone shot should have been in our photo contest awhile back.......beautiful coloration and photo quality.....
fda483
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Wow thanks for all the comments:
DfishH - The anthis are great fish I have 4 in the tank and they are doing great. I have read about the need for multiple feedings but I only feed once daily. I am afraid of the quality going down if I do more. So far they are doing great.
Civickid - I have 4 96W PC's. If I had my choice I would have went for a MH system, but I really do not want to deal with a chillier. As for the live rock the tank has 120 lbs so far. I would like at add some more, as you see it only goes up about 3/4 to the water level. I also want to and some ledge areas to place some more coral.
cjr529- # 2 Is a tube anemone. Its been in the tank for 3-4 months and is doing great. #3 is a bicolor coco worm, love it Its been in the tank for 2 months.
kipass4130 - alk-ca - what a learning experience that has been. Early on I had a low pH problem. Just kept dumping in buffer to fix it. pH never went up drove me crazy. At the time I was dosing with Kalk and not checking alk-ca levels. Then found a great article about the relationship between alk and ca. After doing some more research started testing and alk was off the chart high and ca was low. Then changed to B-ionic balanced the two and now both are fine and pH is around 8.0 - 8.2.
Sammystringray - Thanks for the comments. I use a Canon G2. Been into photography for many years but just started to play with digital. The G2 is great, but is taking a little getting use to as compared to my wife's Nikon F5. I think the F5 is the best "point and shoot" camera ever made, but digital has come a long way.
Thanks again everyone.
DfishH - The anthis are great fish I have 4 in the tank and they are doing great. I have read about the need for multiple feedings but I only feed once daily. I am afraid of the quality going down if I do more. So far they are doing great.
Civickid - I have 4 96W PC's. If I had my choice I would have went for a MH system, but I really do not want to deal with a chillier. As for the live rock the tank has 120 lbs so far. I would like at add some more, as you see it only goes up about 3/4 to the water level. I also want to and some ledge areas to place some more coral.
cjr529- # 2 Is a tube anemone. Its been in the tank for 3-4 months and is doing great. #3 is a bicolor coco worm, love it Its been in the tank for 2 months.
kipass4130 - alk-ca - what a learning experience that has been. Early on I had a low pH problem. Just kept dumping in buffer to fix it. pH never went up drove me crazy. At the time I was dosing with Kalk and not checking alk-ca levels. Then found a great article about the relationship between alk and ca. After doing some more research started testing and alk was off the chart high and ca was low. Then changed to B-ionic balanced the two and now both are fine and pH is around 8.0 - 8.2.
Sammystringray - Thanks for the comments. I use a Canon G2. Been into photography for many years but just started to play with digital. The G2 is great, but is taking a little getting use to as compared to my wife's Nikon F5. I think the F5 is the best "point and shoot" camera ever made, but digital has come a long way.
Thanks again everyone.
melissa v.
Member
Originally posted by fda483
First photo post, I think it is looking good for 9 months in the hobby. Any suggestions?
Suggestions?........ i have a suggestion, i think you should send me all your coral
looks great!!!!!!!!
Melissa V.
