Post Your Tank Photos

[klepto]

Nah, Sorry Andy. My shutter has been quiet for a while now. Josh keeps pestering me to take some photos of his LE prop efforts. I'm sure I will give in soon enough.

 

[Toddrtrex]

A small handful of some new(ish) pictures.

 

[klepto]

Good to see you posting Todd! Nice images too. Your large green maxima is lovely.

 

[Toddrtrex]

Good to see you posting Todd! Nice images too. Your large green maxima is lovely.

Thank you sir. That was one advantage of being laid up after my back surgery -- was able to take quite a few pictures of the tanks.

 

[aquaph8]

Todd, stunning as always

 

[livfortoday]

First attempts at tank photo

First attempts at tank photo

I cant begin to compare to the tanks on here already but here are a few shots from my tank. I just started taking pictures so the are not the best but will be learning as I go.

 

[champs215]

not much yet but my 2 cents! lol

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[Misled]

 

[stonecold]

Here is a recent picture of mine. Still maturing.

Left side

Right side

 

[mswiggles]

Beautiful

 

[stonecold]

Here is a recent picture of mine. Still maturing.

Left side

Right side

 

[jbrashear]

Here's my 54G corner after 10 months.
This is my first reef, so any comments or suggestions are welcome.

 

[klepto]

Nice looking tank Jbrashear. :thumbsup: I would suggest moving that clam up! I'm not sure what your lighting is, but tridacnids thrive in intense light. So, don't be afraid of wedging that somewhere secure- up high, not in too much flow, where it can eventually attach to your rockwork. You will see the mantle expand and soak up the light in response.

Cool scape stonecold. I like the way your SPS are filling out the tank.

Still maturing.

hahah Well I guess my tank hasn't been conceived yet.

 

[josee1013]

 

[bradleyj]

I took a few attempts at top down shots today.

 

[klepto]

Great images Brad. I like your Euphyllia sea! How long have you had that piece?

 

[bradleyj]

Thanks, It's a huge colony now, I've had it for over three years now and has gone from 7 heads to who knows how many. LOL It's the size of a beachball now.

 

[Mr.leee]

 

[aquaph8]

Mr. Leee, can we get some tank info. Size, lights etc.....

 

[Mr.leee]

tek fixture 8 bulb, ATI aqua special and blue+ alternating , tank is a 120g, msx200 with a bb3000, using two part, and a ac3. nothing really special. Tank is 1 year and 8 months.