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I love fish tanks, and I've been doing salt water for years. This fall we had a hurricane in Ohio and lost power for 4 days... During which my tank lost power and the temp in the tank killed my two oldest fish, that were the first two salt water fish I ever bought way back in 95... (yellow tang and a coral beauty angel).
It was a sad day for my kids and I as we buried them in the backyard... Shoot, the fish were older than both my kids... And my wife and I redid houses for years, and moved our tank each time.
I bought a curved front tank when they first came out, and I am still using the same one, it is a 46 bow front. I have power compact lighting, and a full reef setup. I designed a custom "reef rack" that I have been using since 96, to keep my corals and live rock off the ground (wouldn't want one side of it to die...).
Well, this weekend, I was on live aquaria, and they had flame angels on sale. And I've always wanted one, and since the only fish in my tank was a clown fish, I went ahead and got one, and also a lemon peel, and a pacific blue tang.
Last night I went down and tried out the camera my wife got me for Christmas. It took a while to get the settings right. But here is my attempt at fish tank photography.
It was a sad day for my kids and I as we buried them in the backyard... Shoot, the fish were older than both my kids... And my wife and I redid houses for years, and moved our tank each time.
I bought a curved front tank when they first came out, and I am still using the same one, it is a 46 bow front. I have power compact lighting, and a full reef setup. I designed a custom "reef rack" that I have been using since 96, to keep my corals and live rock off the ground (wouldn't want one side of it to die...).
Well, this weekend, I was on live aquaria, and they had flame angels on sale. And I've always wanted one, and since the only fish in my tank was a clown fish, I went ahead and got one, and also a lemon peel, and a pacific blue tang.
Last night I went down and tried out the camera my wife got me for Christmas. It took a while to get the settings right. But here is my attempt at fish tank photography.




