perfect, thanks alot, i will be posting more pics of my tank and its inhabitants!
Here is a stick with 5 green buttons i got for 75 cents!! lol
http://www.canreef.com/photopost/dat...on_Polyp_2.jpg
here are some purple zoas i just got. Sorry about the blurry picture.
http://www.canreef.com/photopost/dat...ds_Close_2.jpg
here is one of the buttons under the moon lights, THEY GLOW!!!
http://www.canreef.com/photopost/dat...n_Polyps_2.jpg

I will be posting a full tank shot tonight! thanks for all the help!

i have a question, my sun coral (picture will be posted soon) loves mysis shrimp, should i be giving him a veriety??? i have blood worms, mysis, cyklopees, and krill, are these any good for him? or should i stay with what he likes?

sorry to have to do this but i need an answer, so im going to bump this up, also, how big can a picture be to post on this site??

I was hoping that someone with more experience would answer this but I'll suggest that a variety is always good. Who'd want a ham sandwich every day? :wink: I'd suggest trying a few different things, see what it likes. Definitely larger meatier items would be best (ie, don't stuff him full of brine shrimp or flake or something).

As for the photos. If you are uploading them here to the photo gallery, the maximum size is about 800x600 I think.

Christy :)

I would use the logic that a Suncoral eats whatever floats by in the wild. Therefore whatever you feed it would be fine if it consumes it. :biggrin:
As to photo size. I always resize mine to 640X480. That seems to be acceptable. :mrgreen:

great thanks!!! by the way, Shy_Koi, you dont happen to have anything to trade or sell do ya???? im always looking for somthing new!!!

here is my tank, i cant get rid of the hot spots, how can i avoid them???
Let me know what you think.
http://www.canreef.com/photopost/dat...2034TANK_2.jpg
http://www.canreef.com/photopost/data/508/2034TANK.jpg

Also, as promised, here is my new sun coral on his first night, he ended up opening all the way but this is the best pic i could get.
http://www.canreef.com/photopost/dat...4Sun_Coral.jpg

I find tank pics work best without the flash. :biggrin:

i do too, however the tripod always mooves on me!!! also, should there be back lighting???

Yup, if you're gonna take pics of your tank, have as much lighting on as possible (tank & room). Then you will hopefully not have to use the flash on your camera. Sometimes, I have to reposition myself or my camera to get enough light.

Anthony