Just taking pics of my camera hogs

evaray3

evaray3

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This is my first tank (90G) and it has been running for a year and a half now. In it I have a rose anemone with Maroon clown, a yellowtail puffer, 2 damsels, a juvenile emporer angelfish, a large yellow tang, a green mandarin dragon (which eats frozen brine along woth copepods :thinking: ) and a purple nudibranch (which the puffer couldnt care less about :thinking: ) Along with various snails and hermits. Just felt like taking some pics because they are all hams for the camera, post yours too if you like. :happyfish



 
mystic7

mystic7

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What was it, a foggy day when you took these? ;-) Open your aperture or speed up your shutter, you're overexposed. Luckily your tank skills are far above your photography skills. Nice tank!
 
emperor11

emperor11

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WOW! Nice tank! Looks real nice.
The only suggestion I have for you is to turn the flash off when you take pics. Other than that, nice job!!
~Emperor
 
evaray3

evaray3

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Originally Posted by mystic7
What was it, a foggy day when you took these? ;-) Open your aperture or speed up your shutter, you're overexposed. Luckily your tank skills are far above your photography skills. Nice tank!
Yes I agree my photography skills are very lacking.
 
evaray3

evaray3

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Originally Posted by KOgle
I noticed you had a madrin in there that looks fat....

Yes he is super super fat!! :cheer: I have live rocks in my sump down below that I think helps keep my supply of pods and microfauna up for him. He also chows down on frozen brine shrimp ***)
 
evaray3

evaray3

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Originally Posted by Spartan78
can you post a picture of the nudibranch?
Sure, here ya go. Isnt he neat?
 
tang luver

tang luver

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Nice pictures!
Okay, the name is on the tip of my tongue, and this is going to bug me; in the 4th picture down, what is the fish that's over in the rocks (not the clown)?
 
evaray3

evaray3

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Originally Posted by My Way
How long have you had the Nudi in there?
He has only been in there for 3 days. i just got him from SWF.com. I dont know how well he will do, I read he is an omnivore. I guess time will tell.
 
evaray3

evaray3

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Originally Posted by Tang Luver
Nice pictures!
Okay, the name is on the tip of my tongue, and this is going to bug me; in the 4th picture down, what is the fish that's over in the rocks (not the clown)?
Hi there, that is a green mandarin dragonette. I have had him for a year.
 
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