2.5 slice of paradise.

ram man

Superstar Fish
Apr 16, 2005
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#1
For some reason my tanks just keep getting smaller and smaller, and for some reason I felt the need to document my 2.5 budding reef. I only have 2 corals right now, a nice galaxia coral, and about 3 polyps of GSP. Just as a little glimpse of what lives in this tank, i have a few pics, 1 is ok I guess...


Ok shot I guess, wasn't happy with it. Compair his size to the GSP polyps in the backround, the little guy is only an inch long.


Best of all the shots


He was done showing off and retreated back to his cave.
 

ram man

Superstar Fish
Apr 16, 2005
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#5
No pain at all really. Doesnt even cut flesh yet, the only thing he can currently hunt is amphipods. I just got 2 zoa frags and 2 mushrooms. Should have pics up tommorow.
 

ram man

Superstar Fish
Apr 16, 2005
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#13
Coolwaters, i know they are blurry, but try photographing something an inch or less that is extremely fast, and my camera doesnt help either
 

JeLeAk

Large Fish
Jan 4, 2005
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#15
my advice is to set your camera on a tripod and let the shrimp walk infront of it, thats how i try to take pics of fish, i will set the tripod up in the path that they seem to swim by the most, and try to snap one off, the smaller the object your trying to capture the harder it is (as you obviously know)
 

CoolWaters

Superstar Fish
Dec 10, 2006
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#16
ram man said:
Coolwaters, i know they are blurry, but try photographing something an inch or less that is extremely fast, and my camera doesnt help either

i use a chair or a tall box as a tri-pod. and some digi cameras just suck at taking moving pics. need something with a fast shutter speed =/

oh and my zoom function is broken...so the best i can do is take great quality pics and enlarge the small parts that i need. its like 3 megs per pic.