Tank Critter

blueray · Oct 29, 2009

I am testing my photo skill. I have to thank you the following to help me set up my tank.

- Bryan (for spa flex and show me how to set it up)
- Susan (for Cheato, any one want free cheato let me know.)
- Tommy (for let me see the 300g set up, So tempting that in the future I might want one.)
- Alex (For let me have the Radium, now I have to spend more money because it is look better than reeflux. :bigsmile:)
- Tim ( for fish and coral.)

Now enjoy the pics.

jtl2 · Oct 29, 2009

Great photos, which lens are you using?

H@rry · Oct 29, 2009

No exif data but it's pretty easy to see it's a Canon. Nice pics too!

bigdaddytanner450r · Oct 29, 2009

Love the harlequin tusk. I once had one, a niger trigger, clown trigger, lion fish, and snowflake eel in a 120 reef. The only reason I had to get rid of them was due to the triggers getting an appetite for snapping gorgonians. I never had any trouble with the harlequin tusk though.

blueray · Oct 29, 2009

jtl2 said:
Great photos, which lens are you using?

Canon 40D with 28-135mm This is not macro lens so I took about 200 pics and pick like 10 of them.

H@rry said:
No exif data but it's pretty easy to see it's a Canon. Nice pics too!

LOL The reflect is not intentional but it came out look kind of unique that why I put it up. The Solon wrasse would not stop swimming that is like 1 in 50 pics for Solon that come out OK.

bigdaddytanner450r said:
Love the harlequin tusk. I once had one, a niger trigger, clown trigger, lion fish, and snowflake eel in a 120 reef. The only reason I had to get rid of them was due to the triggers getting an appetite for snapping gorgonians. I never had any trouble with the harlequin tusk though.

The tusk is model citizen as long as you do not have shrimp. He still act ferocious during feeding. This one come from Indonesia (the poorman version) which is a lot cheaper than the one from Australian. I paid like $49.99 (compare to hundred or more for Australian) and he is like 5 inch long.

Mak