InnerSpark's 29g Reef Build
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For the 20L you would be able to use a WP25. Just minimize the amount of sand in the tank if not go bare bottom. Our tanks are about the same length I just have an extra 4" in height. I got a little sand storm in the beginning but after 30 min or so it need and now I just have a few spots that have no sand covering.
As far as the magnets I order a set of off eBay. I don't remember what they are called but if you do a little bit of searching on google you will find information about what magnates to use. One thing I would make sure you do though is to use aquarium silicon to glue them down and then cover them as they will rust. Hope that helps.
As far as the magnets I order a set of off eBay. I don't remember what they are called but if you do a little bit of searching on google you will find information about what magnates to use. One thing I would make sure you do though is to use aquarium silicon to glue them down and then cover them as they will rust. Hope that helps.
Here are a few photos I tool last night of the tank. Hope you enjoy.
Spike (Fire Fish) by innersparkmedia, on Flickr
Sunny D Zoanthids Feeding by innersparkmedia, on Flickr
Green Birdsnest by innersparkmedia, on Flickr
Bam Bam Zoanthids by innersparkmedia, on Flickr
Spike (Fire Fish) by innersparkmedia, on Flickr
Sunny D Zoanthids Feeding by innersparkmedia, on Flickr
Green Birdsnest by innersparkmedia, on Flickr
Bam Bam Zoanthids by innersparkmedia, on Flickr
Thanks man. I've been using my DSLR more and more. The tank's have helped me bring it back out as I stopped shooting a few years ago. I have a full studio setup but lost my drive to shoot photography. It's slowly coming back now. Next time I see you remind me to show you some photos of my last photo shoot.
Just remember like your photography class you still have to edit a shot before printing. I have a bunch of methods I use to bring out the colors more and sharpen the right areas. Like all the photos in my last photo update are actually using the same sharpening layers I use for my glamour photography. As far as colors you need to know what to correct, when, and how. Each image took me 5 min to prep in Photoshop before exporting for the web.
But all of that start with a great photograph that's up to the photographers eye to capture.
But all of that start with a great photograph that's up to the photographers eye to capture.
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Sweet... Good to hear. The frag tank is doing great, actually so far that system is more stable then my display. I need to get a posbon reactor in this guy so that I can fight the constant battle with PO4.
These shot I actually did with my canon 24-70L f2.8 lens. My Macro lens has been with a buddy for the last month or so plus it's not as sharp as shooting with this lens.
These shot I actually did with my canon 24-70L f2.8 lens. My Macro lens has been with a buddy for the last month or so plus it's not as sharp as shooting with this lens.
