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I feel that more frequent BUT less quantity feedings would be better for the overall health of your corals. In the ocean, corals are constantly feeding so I guess we should strive to manipulate their natural feeding habits. Anyone else?

Yeah, it was amusing at first...post is locked.

That is really cool. How long does something like that take you? What photo editor are you using?

Looks like folks are beginning to understand your message. Sorry, just wasn't very clear in the beginning.

I was actually at Jim's house (where their livestock is now kept I assume) for a frag swap a few months ago. Very nice people. He has a sweet in-wall tank in his den.

What are those horses called? Minitures or something? Make sure to get some pics of the new babies when they come. Thanks for sharing.

Looks like you're off to a great start. Nice and clean looking...

I have never seen anyone do that. Very cool indeed!

This is one of those few times on this board that there was a post that completely confused me. I have no idea what is going on. I'll leave it open/active just for the pure humor of it all. :D

Yeah, a lot of it is rainforest but there was a decent amount of aquarium stuff as well. I actually liked the rainforest part. It was really well done. I guess that is biased as I'm in love with Central America. :smile: Believe it or not, but there were more aquariums there than at the...

Yeah, I'd go back again. Better than most aquarium/rainforest exhibits I've been to recently for sure. :D

All I've really done is adjust the white balance for my macro tanks shots. Seems to really improve the color. If you find any more neat tricks, please let me know. :D

My candies seem to like strong light over less light but I do believe that it varies by species, etc. I'd start them in the sand and gradually move them up higher in your tank and see how they do.

Thanks for offering to help out and lend a hand Sam. Sweet website by the way.

Awesome tank Kris. You have some nice unusual pieces of LR in there. Looks like some Marshall Islands rock? Thanks for sharing. :specool: