Let's see it with the lights off!!

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I'll play!
 

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These videos were taken sometime ago. First are a couple chalices, 2nd is a Hollywood Stunner.

[video=youtube_share;aRHaqaWaJA0]http://youtu.be/aRHaqaWaJA0?list=UU0v8Ti2v5giU2f4GDcF6zSg[/video]

[video=youtube_share;0FEjwWkYy-E]http://youtu.be/0FEjwWkYy-E?list=UU0v8Ti2v5giU2f4GDcF6zSg[/video]
 
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Here's a video a made a while ago. Most of this footage was taken at night.

[video=youtube;ufS_fDURSr4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufS_fDURSr4[/video]
 
I have red LED strips inside the lighting fixtures. You can see what goes on at night, and fish and inverts cannot see in red light.
 

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