Your sps are looking great! How's the frag tank doing?
Do you use any colour filters on your Sony camera? If so, which ones do you use? Love your Acroporas!
I use orange plastic plastic filter for my LED blue shots, nothing else that I know of to accomplish that. I bought a book of a bunch of colored plastic and found one that seems to work. I know that there must exist a real screw on glass lens filter with the correct filtration but I have not found it yet.
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Cherry blossoms in the spring.. love it!!
Mark what is your photoperiod for all lights?
Thank you, aiming to have my tank as pretty as yours, eventuallyYou take the best pics mark!! Corals look great, Like always.
Ahh, colors. Theee reasons for good color saturation. 1) I have a bow front so all my best pictures are top down. It is unintentional (because of the bow front glass) but top down pictures is like cheating a bit. The colors always are more accentuated, vibrant and saturated top down. So although I get frustrated by the huge limitations of a bow front tank, ultimately top down really is a benefit. 2). Any of the pictures with blue LEDs are going to be extremely vibrant and saturated because that is part of the "pop" of blue LEDs 3). Final reason: I got very lucky and have found some gems. I am now on my sixth and final Pink Lemonade frag. None of the others matured into the colors I expected and I removed them. Of course there are reef keepers that can color everything and anything. I'm one of those guys that needs to find a frag from the prettiest mother colony. I've grown to care much less about colors on a frag, I care much more what the mother looks like. I prefer good genes to reefkeeping skills.Love seeing your pics don't worry about repeat pics there are so stunning it doesn't matter. Amazing how saturated your Corals are with great PE.
Any chance can get a recent FTS
Some of the prettiest tanks that I have seen have the shortest photoperiod. Ten hours is certainly not short but 5 hours of mh's isn't long. Actually if it wasn't for viewing pleasure, I'd run my t5's and mh at the same time for 6 hours only. But even with 10 hours of lighting, I'll occasionally cheat, take a sneak peak in the early morning or late eveningVery interesting! A fairly short photoperiod. 10 hours of light only with only 5 hrs of mh. Hm..
I am going to grudgingly reduce my photo period..
What do you do in the mornings and at night?? How do you LIVE without being able to see into your tank until 11am or after 9pm??? - a bit of a joke but not entirely.. those are prime viewing hours for me- evenings, anyways..
thank youYour Acropora collection is absolutely awesome! Nice photos, keep em coming
thanksYou've got some of the best colors on the forum!
Mark, every photo of yours is amazing not only because of the crazy nice acro porn but your carraline algae is always pristine. There is never even a hint of nuisance algae and the corraline is thick, luscious and looks like it has been poured over your rocks like liquid cotton candy love...
You have by far the most outstandingly perfectly healthy beautiful corals around, right now!
I want you to start shipping me your water change water!