Ewwww!! Great shot though. Nice to see you posting on RA again, Brad. We miss that! May I use that picture in my Pests presentation? It's perfect, and has your name credited already.
Beautiful shots Marc. I had the macro bug lately also. Look what I found this morning taking a pic of my Tort. So far the only colony.
Awesome, awesome, awesome!
No canopy. Just wood panels affixed with magnets to provide a built-in look. That way I'll have full access when I need by simply removing the panels and setting them to the side.
Very beautiful and healthy corals.
Looking good. So the tank will have a canopy sitting on it to close the gap??? Would have gone with a ceiling suspended wood cabinet to take off the weight from the tank and allow for more reaching space.
Nice. I admire your get-it-done determination. My home improvement projects tend to take months.
This is really interesting as I didn't know people provided this level of care for ornamental fish. I've heard stories of surgery for large animals but never home aquarium pets. Thanks for sharing.
Finally; I know your pain as I recently had some drywall work done where I came through the ceiling. How much are you selling that live rock for?
hell, 3 days is pretty damn good. Looks great!
Looks great Marc.. Nothing worse than drywall dust!
That's about half full of live rock that has been 'cooking' for about 4 years.
Looks good Marc, glad you can check that off the list. What's the blue barrel for, it's not the temp anemone tank is it?
Wow, I can definitely see that it's an honest mistake. You know what I want to see is a mirrored tank on the opposite side of the room. exactly mirrored aquascaping, fish, coral placement etc. The only hard part about that is that you have to get a Spock 2nd generation...
Yeah, and I thought my 55 was running out of space! Looking good Marc.
My offer is a case of Crown _and_ I'll come pick it up.
Uploaded that coral picture as promised, added above.
No, but I took it under full blue LEDs and tried to adjust the colors back some. I never use saturation. You're another one that asked about the duncans, so I'll get a new picture of it under better light conditions. It's very pretty.
no cranking on the saturation? if so, that Duncan is special. very nice!
Nice photos