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Thanks!Love your acans, very nice. :)
Thanks!Good looking scape!
Urchin Closeup1 by Leah , on Flickr
Urchin Closeup2 by Leah , on Flickr
Urchin Closeup3 by Leah, on Flickr
Red Blasto by Leah, on Flickr
Acan by Leah, on Flickr
RainbowAcan by Leah on Flickr
Fl Ric by Leah , on Flickr
FTS by Leah , on Flickr
Right by Leah , on Flickr
Left by Leah , on FlickrThanks. Now the bryopsis is gone but I have long, stringy brown algae. There's always something.
I have a flametail blenny and 2 rainsford gobies coming out of qt in a few days, they are small but the blenny especially might help.Always, My back glass has it too. Fortunately that is the only place it grows. Was thinking about a lawnmower Blenny but right now no more fish until I see what happens with my Mimic.
I got a used Sony a6000 and a Sigma 30mm f/2.8 lens. Definitely an improvement over my galaxy s7.I gotta ask, what camera and lens did you get. Pics look great ! ! !
I used extension tubes for the really close up shots. But a lot of my corals are too far back in the tank to get good pictures.I have a Canon T3i but no macro lens for it. I use my large zoom and I can get semi close but focal length is still 1.5M which still doesn't get me as close as yours. I get some decent pics with my Pixel though