greystreet41
In Memoriam
Don't ever get a curved glass if you ever want to get decent images---what a pain that has been.
some pics
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crumbletop
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Nice pics. That looks like one of those wavy aquariums. I can see why pictures would be frustrating. If its any consolation, I can't get good pics and I have regular-old flat glass :lol:
What's that pink fuzzy mille looking thing on the top of the third post? Looks nice
Also, it looks like you are quite the connoisseur of moon corals (favia?). I like those things.
What's that pink fuzzy mille looking thing on the top of the third post? Looks nice
Also, it looks like you are quite the connoisseur of moon corals (favia?). I like those things.
greystreet41
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thanks,
kalied, those are the palythoas that were discussed in a recent thread that a lot of people got frm steve when he got out of the hobby recently.
crumbletop, that's the ORA chip's acro I got from fishdoc a year or so ago...I think that's the one you're referring to anyways...as for the favia, you're probably noticing the leptastreas and the 3 types of acans (echinata, subechinata, lord).
yes, the wave front was a cool idea on the front end. It's not anymore difficult to clean (scrape coralline), but it gives a greater distortion on images than it does with the naked eye...
kalied, those are the palythoas that were discussed in a recent thread that a lot of people got frm steve when he got out of the hobby recently.
crumbletop, that's the ORA chip's acro I got from fishdoc a year or so ago...I think that's the one you're referring to anyways...as for the favia, you're probably noticing the leptastreas and the 3 types of acans (echinata, subechinata, lord).
yes, the wave front was a cool idea on the front end. It's not anymore difficult to clean (scrape coralline), but it gives a greater distortion on images than it does with the naked eye...
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