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So last week finally decided to try and get rid of the bryopsis once and for all, starving it wasn't doing anything, and weekly pulling only was keeping it in check. I went and picked up the infamous Tech M and a sea hare who has been free grazing for the last week and has already made one heck of a difference. Before and after pics below (one week)
FTS as of tonight
And a few others just for fun.
FTS as of tonight
And a few others just for fun.
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Beautiful looking tank. Soon enough, you will get the fever to upgrade to a bigger tank.
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Very nice reef! Love it!
Looking way nicer! Seahare FTW!
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Already started picking up things for a 93 cube.
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I use a T3i in AV mode and shoot in .raw When shooting coral I use a 100mm 2.8 lens and when I shoot top down or FTS I use the standard lens that comes with the camera. The front of the biocube is slightly curved so I can't shoot corals with the 100mm through it, the curve won't allow the lens to focus. That really sucks as that's where the best corals are! Aperture is usually 9 but taking it to 2.8 and 16 depending on the effect I'm going for. Oh, and for setting white balance, I use a "frosted" lens cover to set custom wb for each shoot. Back in the day i used to use a lid from a pringles chip can. Hope that answers your question!
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Snapped this guy the other day, he's always goofing off up in the birdnest, if crabs could have a "personality" this guy would have one.
And within the last week or so, Fin [the clown] has decided to host my Sinularia or as the 12yo calls it, the celery plant. The other clown won't let him host in the RBTA with him. :cry:
And within the last week or so, Fin [the clown] has decided to host my Sinularia or as the 12yo calls it, the celery plant. The other clown won't let him host in the RBTA with him. :cry:
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My husband always called my sinularia celery also. My baby clown also hosted mine since his parents wouldn't share their nem with him. I have since sold the parents and the giant nem when I downsized, so "Baby" has his own Lil' RBTA , actually he has 2 because it split.
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Snapped this guy the other day, he's always goofing off up in the birdnest, if crabs could have a "personality" this guy would have one.
And within the last week or so, Fin [the clown] has decided to host my Sinularia or as the 12yo calls it, the celery plant. The other clown won't let him host in the RBTA with him. :cry:
I also love crabs for their personally !
That's funny about you clowns "HOST" ! lol......
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It's a slow process, but it works. I keep my mag up around 1650 and it's slowly dying off. Might take 6 months or so to kill it completely
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