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Buzzys Reef

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just thought i'd post a couple of pic from my setup, big thanks to LivingArt for the help :thup:

all plumbed up and ready for water

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room shot

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Quick video of the tank with water

FTS

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clowns video

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As Nymox said, nice and tidy!

Now all you need is the comfy chair in front to while away the hours just staring at it.

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As Nymox said, nice and tidy!

Now all you need is the comfy chair in front to while away the hours just staring at it.

These were taken while sitting on the sofa infront of the tank last night :D

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Well i had to get off it to take this one

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Awesome setup!

gotta love fresh tanks that still look new :nfs:

Yeah, I especially like the lack of ... oops, out of my depth here... the pink choral type growth that covers everything in a saltwater tank.

Anyway, awesomely simple and magnificent to view.

mmmm, coraline algae is a great indicator of your tank maturing, much waited for and wanted by marine aquarists.

lack of it generally means you have a incorrect water parameters, or its a new immature tank.

+1, even if it doesn't aesthetically appeal to me I love to see it for what it means to the system. I love a really mature and healthy reef system buzzing with pods, I usually find the live rock in the sumps more interesting then the tank its self haha

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snapped a couple of shots of the tank,

first up a FTS

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got some new fish so here's a pic of them

yellow tang

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little talbot damsel

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mandarin - got a call from a local guy that was having big problems with his tank and wanted to get the many out of his tank so i took it, it feed on flake,frozens

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one of the clowns

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the rest are just random tank shots

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tried to get a couple of top down shots to see how the corals are coloring up only got a couple of shots worth showing

big table on left hand side

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with flash ( makes the greenie color go brown :thumbdown: )

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purple middle coral

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with flash

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table on right hand side ( these pics are not great at all sorry )

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Nice pics - you could try adjusting the white balance on your camera, instead of using the flash, it may make a difference with the colours.

I love this! I hardly bother looking at the saltwater sections because marine doesn't really appeal to me. Always seems to look overdone and manky. But this is amazing! Simple obviously works!

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Nice pics - you could try adjusting the white balance on your camera, instead of using the flash, it may make a difference with the colours.

thanks Zev, its just a crappy point and shoot so wont let me adjust the white balance

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