Announcing our 2021 Classroom Schedule sponsored by Polyplab!

Any feedback/insight you can provide from the workshop ?

A few of the things that I learned (or was reminded):
1) Clean your camera lens every time.
2) Clean your aquarium glass with a squeegee.
3) Use a polyp labs filter.
4) Keep phone parellel to the glass.
5) The WWC photo team are wizards.
 
A few of the things that I learned (or was reminded):
1) Clean your camera lens every time.
2) Clean your aquarium glass with a squeegee.
3) Use a polyp labs filter.
4) Keep phone parellel to the glass.
5) The WWC photo team are wizards.
Thanks for coming out!
 
This month's training class is all about Water Chemistry. The class is from 9am to 10am, June 19th at our Orlando Superstore. An in-depth look at how to go about testing and analyzing your water quality! Hurry up and sign up to get your spot and become a reefing superstar! See you then!



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