Shots from my new tank.

[Robb in Austin]

First two are a tail spot blennie(blenny?)

Great little fish.

Nice pics too!

 

[klepto]

beautiful photos and tank blazer- that last anthias and the zooanthid shots are my favs.. what kind of a cam/lens/lighting are you using? and what kind of fish is your little favorite guy there that survived the bucket overnight? thanks

 

[Blazer88]

klepto,
These shots were with a Canon 30D and Sigma 150mm macro lens (full-tank shot was with 17-55 F/2.8 IS). The guy who survived in the bucket was the tailspot Blenny. He's a tough little guy.

 

[klepto]

thank you blazer- sorry for the qw, i should have read robb's post . Ive got Sigma's 105 fixed focal. I have been happy with it but im sure the extra 45mm and zoom help with flexibility quite a bit..
cool looking blenny... any idea if he will get along with other blennies? or mandarinfish? and are u just using your tank's lights for these shots?

 

[Reefolution]

I love the shots of the tail spot blenny, he looks like a real character.

 

[InLimbo87]

Beautiful pics! Love that tailspot

 

[Loon]

Nice pics

 

[HarrsCars]

The tank looks beautiful in person. Thanks for the great frogspawn. Meeting you and seeing you're tank was great. Hope you have continued success in you're tank.

Thanks Mike

 

[ranger07]

Love that tail spot blenny.

 

[Blazer88]

Thanks for the comments guys. It seems the tailspot is a crowd favorite, lol. I had one in a 20L nano a few years back and always regretted having to sell him. They are always a character to watch.

And thanks for stopping by Mike. I'd love to see some pictures of your setup, that sounds awesome with the lifting wall thing you have planned.

 

[thor32766]

wow amazing, love the aquascaping. great work

 

[billvan]

Awesome pictures!