And as promised.... some of the pest corals that plague my tank
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Not bad looking pest corals IMHO:bounce:
Thanks Rev! I think those were in manual mode with a shutter speed of 1/80, an f-stop of 5.6, and an ISO of 400
Definitely a beautiful addition to any tank, and one of the oldest fish in my tank. We had two storms that resulted in week+ long power outtages over the past year and it took a real toll on my fish population. The mandarin, chromis, damsel, & yellow tang have been in my tanks since I got out of the military 5.5 years ago, but several of the others are realtively new. This is the second mandarin I've ever had and is much more personable than the one I had about a decade ago. This guy loves to "dance" up against the glass to say hello, while my old one would stay hidden the majority of the time.Lovely pictures, had first gone to the last page of the thread and first picture to greet me was the Mandarian :dribble: I think the more I see of the fish the more I just know that this has to be one of the fish that I will eventually have. I think I can say my fascination with this fish increases the more each time I see it.
Thanks M&T! I wish I could get rid of them just due to the fact that they take up so much real estate and choke out the "good" corals. I've been fighting the stuff for months with razor blades, coral sheers, and a laser, but I just can't get them under control. :squigglemouth: Next time I upgrade tanks, no octocorals or ugly palys will make their way into the new tank if I can help it.Awesome pics Scott! Beautiful fish and SWEET corals and even your pest corals look good!
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Thanks! Carpentry has always been a hobby, but this is the first time I really ventured into anything that I would consider furniture grade. There's several imperfections that bother me because I know they're there, but to 99% of people, they go unnoticed.Awesome job with the stand! I wish I had those craftsman skills! Awesome tank too!
Good luck with the contest.
Thanks Marvin! I think all of those pictures are of the male because the female wouldn't cooperate with the camera. I'll see if I can snap a pic of the female in the next couple days...your clowns are coloring up very nicely man. :)
It's just an entry level Canon XSiWhich camera are you using?
Thanks! You're more than welcome to use any pics you'd like for your desktop background! :smile:Can I use some of your pictures for my laptop background. They look awesome. I wish my tank could be that nice.
All of thos photos were actually taken with the stock 18-55mm lens but most of the macros are taken with either a Tamron 90mm or a Canon 60mm
Sorry, never saw this question... the 18-55mm and the 60mm macro have IS, but the Tamron 90mm doesn't.Is your 18-55mm lens the IS version? I've got the older non-IS version and it takes no where near that nice of photo. That or I need a lot more practice, lol.
Gorgeous display and photos.