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I got conned into helping with a website for my aunt :roll: . It's been so long since I've messed with any html coding, I have completely frustrated myself. Anyone out there care to show their superme intelligence, and shed some light in a very dark corner? :lol:

Was worried someone would say that :lol:

I've got 2 18w coralife units, if interested PM me when you get a chance.

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I watched for awhile as these two investigated each other. Eventually they both went their seperate ways.

I noticed today as I was walking past the tank this shroom. All the others on the rock are normal looking. Just figured I would ask to see if anyone knew what it was doing. It looks cool doing whatever it is doing tho :smile: .

To me it looks like Aspasia (sp?). They're known as a pest. I've had one in my tank for the past 6 months, and had left it alone for the simple facts that it hadn't spread or grown too big. This week I noticed that when I rearranged my rocks that the new location was to it's liking and it was...

Congratulations on your engagement! :beers:

If he doesn't, I do! :lol:

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Ended up with a Sony DSC-P73. It's not the best by any means, but will be ok for what I need. I haven't played with many of the option but thought I'd share a few of the pictures I took.

What type of camera is everyone using for their macro shots? I've just sold my old digital, and looking for a new one for around 200.00.

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Hey, didn't think we were supposed to post nekkid pics? :lol:

Wow, very nice Steven!

Oh my gosh, great pictures! Not just of your tank, but your skill in taking them too! I'm green with envy! lol

I've noticed that there are a few tiny grey crittters on a piece of live rock. I doubt that I can get a picture, but it is almost flatworm looking (in shape and size). They move like they are crawling. Any ideas?

Wow, very nice tank. It's hard to imagine the actual size of that tank, by the pictures, you want to think it's larger.

I have both kinds in my tank. While moving some rockwork awhile back I found the oddest looking worms, and found out they were peanut worms, its just I had never seen the entire worm, just what was roaming out of the rockwork. Not sure that I ever want to see a nekkid one again :lol: .

Congradulations :applause: ! You have peanut worms.