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08-31-2010, 06:56 AM
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Looks good! Haven't seen it for a bit.
as for your camera if is a just a point and shoot turn your house lights on that are in the back ground and turn your settings to the image that looks like a guy running. That should help remove some blur created by the fish... Cheers
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10-18-2010, 06:05 PM
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I really like your liverock in general. Tonga branch right? I dont think it matters what a person does with it. Rock with that much shape to it will always look good.
That purple acro is going nuts! Mine is growing really fast too. Its funny how some specimens just do that while others barely do anything...
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10-19-2010, 05:09 AM
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Ya it's tonga rock. I changed the rocks around to try and get rid of those clove polyps. I could'nt scrape them off nor did I have enough epoxy to coat them (too many). I put them upside down, I noticed they were'nt growing in the shaded areas. Hopefully that and the sandbed eventually kills them off. My fish sure like having more swimming room. Ya I wish some of my other sps would grow as quick as the purple acro.
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