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Jeremy's 250g build - Take II
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Mark, here are the 2 that I got from Atlantis, though they are bad pics. Colors didn't come out right, and I didn't bother turning off the pumps.
This is the one with purple polyps and a green base:
And this is an unknown. At this point, I'm not even sure if it's an acro or monti. Green base with red polyps. I think I'll have to wait for it to grow out to tell.
That's all for now.
This is the one with purple polyps and a green base:
And this is an unknown. At this point, I'm not even sure if it's an acro or monti. Green base with red polyps. I think I'll have to wait for it to grow out to tell.
That's all for now.
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Top notch stuff JT, Those ring of fire really stand out in the garden
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I'll need a lesson.:lol: The only settings I'm using is Aperture Priority and using the WB filter to set WB every now and again. You can tell on some of the shots where I didn't reset the WB after moving the camera. Other than that, I'm a complete novice with a camera.
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Thanks Davey, and I agree. I need to get a couple other varieties to help make the various colors "pop" against each other. Though it'll help when I let things recover from the recent cutting spree.
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Hope you do a little more cutting
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Here are a few pics of the Lineatus pair:
Female:
Male:
The male Rhomboid is swimming around behind the rockwork, so i haven't had a chance to get a pic yet. The female is MIA. I know she was swimming around when I put her in the tank earlier, so hopefully she'll show herself tomorrow.
Female:
Male:
The male Rhomboid is swimming around behind the rockwork, so i haven't had a chance to get a pic yet. The female is MIA. I know she was swimming around when I put her in the tank earlier, so hopefully she'll show herself tomorrow.
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Time for a couple of tank shots. These didn't come out well, but I'm tired of trying tonight.
Left: (notice thefrag trays Davey)
middle:
Right:
FTS:
Left: (notice thefrag trays Davey
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middle:
Right:
FTS:
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Thanks Chris.
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13819644#post13819644 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by mpoletti
Wowzers
I know, but the movement with the wave action is kinda cool. I'm itchin' to buy one of those orange hammers too, but IDK. No good place to put anything like that.
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I'm ready.
For what?
:lol:
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13819681#post13819681 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Nuuze
Looks great, Jeremy! Nice pairs of wrasse and pics of corals.
I normally do aperture priority as well on fine/medium jpg then upload to photobucket. Half the time I forget white balance and too busy to install CS3.
WB is easy now that I have the filter disk. Just have to use it every time you move the camera. I don't have any photo software, so photobucket it is.
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