Joshporksandwic
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I thought you said you were going to learn photoshop? I use lightroom and its super simple. Come by one day I can give you a copy! But your tank is incredible. I wish I had the patience to not frag anything lol.
Rocks to Reef: My 2 year progression pics...
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Rogger Castells
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I would have thought that you need patience to frag your corals!
gatoralum69
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Never seen anyone frag so quickly and efficiently. Josh fragged something for me and nothing died.
jc-reef
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Thanks man. Yeah, I try to keep it simple and enjoy growing them out. Don't try more than 1 new thing at time so you know if something goes wrong you are not left guessing. I would add proper food to your list.
lol!! I know, I have been working like a dog lately and haven't found time to learn the basics (and lazyness..lol)....simple white balance will make soooo much difference. Also, it seems that photobucket really screws the pic quality up. Not sure if other 'pic-buckets' are better than photo bucket.
Bring a copy to xmas party and I give it a try!!! Thanks Stylo! I have a backup battery for my doser and 1 MP-40. Plus if it is out for extended period of time (hurricane), I have a generator and would just run the basics and have a rollaway A/C if needed to keep cool and/or can freeze salt water and place in sump.
Thanks polyps!
I have a few fish in there...lol. They usually hide when I am shooting pics. Plus I don't have any room for more fish...they will just kill each other. The fish I have now are loosing room to swim as the corals grow out.
If (when) I do a new tank build, I will have much more room to get nice fish.
I will prob do a 225-330g build if I do one.
littleguy210
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Jaw drop...
jc-reef
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In case anyone is intersted a nice article written by Tony Vargas was published on RB about my 90g.
http:// ree 'f' builders 'dot' com/2013/02/09/reef-builders-month-jason-crockett/
didn't realize i couldn't post a link....well drop the ' ', spaces , and replace 'dot'. lol
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http:// ree 'f' builders 'dot' com/2013/02/09/reef-builders-month-jason-crockett/
didn't realize i couldn't post a link....well drop the ' ', spaces , and replace 'dot'. lol
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jc-reef
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Thanks! I use a 4bulb T5 fixture (sunlight supply New Wave 44) and 3 Reefbrite LED strips.
Thank you manfx!
Stylo328
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Would you mind sharing some pictures of your lighting setup? I am considering a 6-bulb T5 system with a pair of LED strips.
Thank you,
120reefermadnes
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Very nice!
jc-reef
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post#32...you can see a picture there. I have another in my 2 year progress thread too in reef discussion forum.
http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1859662&page=2
addictedtofrags
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just saw the info on your lights and im gonna copy the same thing. Your tank looks beyond great lol i hate my tank a little for not looking like this great job
KnownStrangeR
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i am interested in your lighting schedule, as i have a very similar light setup on my 75g
jc-reef
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50/50 - 10:00 to 18:00
Blue LED (both) 12:00-10:00
T5 fixture - 13:00-20:30
So simply 10:00 - 22:00 (12 hours total)....with 100% lighting for 6hrs. Now I also cover my tank front and side at night to prevent any indirect light from penetrating (ie, sun rise, tv, lamps, ect) to allow complete resting period for corals with no photostimulation.
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