Debra Berlin's 450-gal reef

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While traveling to Michigan this week, I got a chance to photograph Debra Berlin's 450-gal. reef. She has a great setup with lots of thriving corals. I really liked her chromis school. Here are some shots.

Full-tank shot
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Left side
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Center
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Right side
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Flower anemone, 12-image stack
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Flower anemone, 1-image stack
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Palythoa grandis
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Amblyeleotris randalli and its shrimp
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Pearly Jawfish (Opistognathus aurifrons)
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thats a sweet tank. Nice job on the pictures also, they look really good.
 
Wow, that is incredible! Nice pics Gary. Do you have a "how to" or know where there is a tutorial on image stacking?
Thanks for sharing,
Dave
 
Great looking tank, do you happen to recall the dimensions?

Love the paly picture!
 
A couple more shots. There are a few more in the Animals and Reefs section of my website.
Gary

Mandarin
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Bali Tiger Jawfish
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