My 110 Gallon Peninsula SPS Tank

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by kien

I can't wait to read your TOTM write up

Just thinking the same thing!!

[sweet ride]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Just thinking the same thing!!

thanks Aquattro!!!!

okay am starting the writeup!!!! now someone just need to nominate me!!!! jokes!!!!

but really thanks for the compliments!

[sweet ride]

I had the camera out last time I did a water change and thought that I would TRY to snap some top down shots. All photos was taken with a standard 18 to 200mm lens.

[Stones]

Awesome pics as per usual! Do you shoot with all of your bulbs on or just blues? The colors of your acros are so intense its crazy. Reason I ask is the sandbed appears quite dark/dull in your photos or is this because you shoot underexposed?

[Sunee]

Absolutely gorgeous. The colours and different textures of the corals are beautiful!!

[sweet ride]

Originally Posted by Stones

Awesome pics as per usual! Do you shoot with all of your bulbs on or just blues? The colors of your acros are so intense its crazy. Reason I ask is the sandbed appears quite dark/dull in your photos or is this because you shoot underexposed?

Thanks Stones!!!! as per the last set of photos your correct in both points, all of them were taken with actinic bulbs only as well as shoot under exposed. Most of the time I just use the MH when doing a photo shoot.

Originally Posted by Sunee

Absolutely gorgeous. The colours and different textures of the corals are beautiful!!

Thanks for the compliments Sunee!!!

[Snappy]

Stunner stuff!

[spawn]

This setup is absolutely one of my favorites on Canreef, happy to see that it looks to be in good health still. Also it's awesome to see the progressive shots, they give quite a good time line as to what one who takes great care of their Reef can hope to achieve.

[kien]

Wow those pics are stellar as usually.

Hey, I just read your specs again and noticed that you were running NP bio pellets with GFO. Are you still doing that? Reason I ask is because the manufacturer doesn't recommend that but I do it . I've found that the pellets alone only drop phosphates so low and not much lower , for me anyway. With just pellets phos sits around .1, with GFO it drops to pretty much zero.

[sweet ride]

Originally Posted by kien

Wow those pics are stellar as usually.

Hey, I just read your specs again and noticed that you were running NP bio pellets with GFO. Are you still doing that? Reason I ask is because the manufacturer doesn't recommend that but I do it . I've found that the pellets alone only drop phosphates so low and not much lower , for me anyway. With just pellets phos sits around .1, with GFO it drops to pretty much zero.

Thanks kien!!!! Yes am still using GAC/GFO in conjunction with the bio pellets. As per parameters I never actually had any problem with just running the bio pellets, but one thing that I notice is that when I don't run GAC/GFO my water clarity doesn't seem to be as clear, then again it could just be my perception.