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what fish is in the very last pic? a yellow clown goby? nice jawfish too.

Yup, yellow clown goby that runs around in their display tank.

Hey spoot I was wondering since i may be doing a order from JL if they have anything good instock coral/fish wise? thanks!

How the heck do they keep their sand so nice and clean looking? My sand always turns brown????

They have a large troop of snails and hermits that help clean it up :D

They also replaced the sandbed in July. :D

Love the DOF in the Lionfish picture.

Ya i was looking at their site to. is there any really popular fish other than the clown that would be good in a 60g?

Thanks, I wish it was shallower, but my crappy zoom only goes down to f3.5.

What camera are you using?

D80 with an 18-135mm lens. You?

Cannon Digital Reble (XT), with 70-200 F4L and a 100 2.8 Macro. 100 is nice for tank pictures, the 2.8 is nice, but I find that the sweet spot for taking tank pictues is about f4, unless a really shallow DOF is desired.

An "L" lens, nice! I enjoy pics with really shallow DOF. Thinking of getting a 50 f1.8, or even splurging on a f1.4.