Dlberlin's 450

[Ron S.]

I was lucky enough to be able to take pictures of her beautiful tank last weekend and thought I would share them here. It's a 450 acrylic (96x36x30) that is a upgrade from her previous 300, and before that a 180 she had running for 8+ years. The tank is maintained and a test bed for the products she sells thru her business Diyreef. Let me know what you think.

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And last but not least the FTS

 

[KenT]

Beautiful!!! What are the first two corals?

 

[Ron S.]

KenT the first are duncans and the second she called a sand anenome. Her duncans had crazy long tentales.

Ron

 

[Tangwich]

great pics, what camera and lense are you using? currently looking for a new camera.

 

[Ron S.]

Tangwich thank you. I used a Canon XSI with the kit lens and 100mm 2.8 macro.

Ron

 

[Tangwich]

I was hoping you wouldn't say that Ron, lol. I'm currently going back and forth and can't decide between a Canon or a Nikon..but those great pictures you took sure are convincing. Thanks again.

 

[Ron S.]

Tangwich the Canon vs. Nikon thing will drive you mad. The cameras at this level are almost identical. Go to the store and play with them both and buy the one you find easy to use. I like the Canon but have nothing against Nikon. Just find a good macro lens for the close ups.


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[Tangwich]

Very sound advice. I appreciate it Ron as I will do just that.

 

[Ron S.]

Your welcome.

Ron

 

[Elliott]

great tank and even greater photographer, thanks for sharing

 

[R33F3R Madness]

dear god how many heads on that hammer??

 

[Ron S.]

Elliott thank you, great photographer? Not even close but trying.

R33F3R Madness couldn't tell you how many heads but easily the size of a basketball.