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Hey everyone,

I have an older Canon T2i Rebel that I am finally upgrading to a Canon M200 Mirrorless (need to get the adapter so i can use the lenses i have) and figure now is a good time to look at using my camera on my tank. Any advice on lenses and anything special I should know about trying to take fish or coral photos
 
I see many recommendations of a lens 100mm macro for shooting.

My number one tip is clean the glass very well and take off all the coraline algae in the back of the tank.
 

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