NO PHOTOSHOP

None at all?

the bottom photo is cropped & both are downsized to use on here but as usual my photo skills are hopeless the tank looks way better in real life.

thats a nice looking anemone,the tank looks a bit empty but most peoples tank do at the moment (mine is empty to an extreme)

Looking good Jetski and No Photoshop.

How long did it take to set the tank up?

Some people say you must wait a year before putting an anemone in, I think that's a myth.

Why do people say to wait a year?

I ordered the tank & cabinet that took a week then filled it all within 2 weeks-the joy of live rock, the anenome is a monster about 50cm across at least

Why do people say to wait a year?

It's one of those urban myths that go around Jimmy, but nonetheless the tank does need to wait until it's stable. Depends on the skill / experience of the reefer.

have ya'll seen the TOTM on http://www.reefcentral.com

Very very nice IMO

WOW!!!

Another nice DSB with pretty SPS's!!

And with Zeovit as well

Well Hey!

Looking through the Reefkeeping mag this month I found this:

http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2005-12/nftt/index.php

Something which those with Hanna meters should probably take note of. This was something which I was trying to explain to wasp a few days ago (it fell on deaf ears of course).

Precision (Resolution) vs. Accuracy

Layton

Just kind of wondering what it is in that article you're assuming I didn't already know Layton?

Just a question.....

BTW how'd you like that DSB Acro TOTM?

Partial shot for clarity, (As much as my camera can do)!

Full tank shot!

NICE yr as good at photography as me

Nice school of chromis. The beauty of a large tank

hail:

Cheers...the other half are in the other half of the tank!

(9 Chromis)

Steve is that tank yours or one you set up for someone?

one he set up for someone else.

cracker you tank is looking pretty sharp. should develop nicely

Yeah, just waiting now for a bit of maturity!

It doesn't take long

Just kind of wondering what it is in that article you're assuming I didn't already know Layton?

Just a question.....

Here's the answer:

I own one. They are a world apart from a hobby kit.

Your lack of experience will explain your remarks, as I suspected.

All the other stuff you said about photo diodes or whatever, is a lot of theories you read somewhere.

The water will be tested for PO4, with the Hanna. We will then be able to find out what your orthophosphate REALLY is, wether your hobby kit is REALLY accurate, and I'll even be able to tell you how often you REALLY clean your glass.

Those quotes exposed your ignorance of the difference between precision and accuracy to me.

That's the reason why I was trying to explain the difference. But your lack of knowledge and blinkered attitude did not allow you to even consider the possibility that maybe there was something to what I was saying. Well someone independent has explained it. Hopefully you understood it.

Layton

Those quotes exposed your ignorance.

Layton

Oh yeah, I forgot. I am ignorant.

Thanks for explaining this to me again.

Now it's time to move on. No?

Well I answered your question from above.

All you could do is pass mine off as a "game of answer 20 silly questions", and said it was going nowhere. Turns out it was.

Rather than just dismissing what I say, for the simple reason that your don't have enough knowledge in what your talking about (ignorance), you could actually listen, and think about was is said.

Layton

Maybe because wasp doesn't want to wreck this thread you have posted in the wrong place bugger off!!!!!

lduncan wrote:

Those quotes exposed your ignorance.

Layton

i would see that as serious personal attack wasp!

Nope, just the truth:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignorance

Also, if you're going to quote me, don't take it out of context in order to dramatise it.

I said:

Those quotes exposed your ignorance of the difference between precision and accuracy to me.

NOT

Those quotes exposed your ignorance.

As you both posted.

Layton