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I wonder if it would work if you took one of those little 2.5 gallon tanks they sell at Petsmart and used that? They are like $15 I think. Might work? Yea/nea?
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Ya, sounds like that'd probably work fine. Get one with a flat bottom so it doesn't hold air bubbles.
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We purchased our acrylic box for taking pics from a company in the US called Drs. Foster and Smith.
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I use an acrylic box for all my top down shots. If I didn't use it I'd always be fighting the glare. They work perfect to break the surface.
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Quote:
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/produc...m?pcatid=16821 |
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Hi Keri,
That's exactly the one we purchased, it works great for viewing corals and taking photographs. Sarina |
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Thanks!
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No problem!
Let us know if you end up purchasing one....they're quite nice. Sarina |
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