Boogie ,has a hint for you...
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Is Santa bringing me a puppy?! YAY!!! LOL
You are sending Erin a Dogfish for Christmas!
Beautiful! Just for you, I'll scrape the glass and snap a few pics. I may even post them for youQuiet over here. Maybe a little Sauce infusion would help?
Do you Know me AT ALL!!Beautiful! Just for you, I'll scrape the glass and snap a few pics. I may even post them for you
I finally remembered to do it yesterday afternoon, but everything was angry so I figured I'd get a pic this morning, once everything wakes up.Still didnt clean that glass??
That is beautiful, as is. No need for blues to make it look pretty, but I guess that is just me lol.Ok, I finally got a pic. I really need to get one of those lens kit thingies, because I'd love for you all to see how beautiful it is under blues. I feel like you're missing out! Lol
Still battling the hair algae, as you can see, and the cyano has reared its ugly head again (though on a much smaller scale so far) but I'll get it under control
Nice system.Ok, I finally got a pic. I really need to get one of those lens kit thingies, because I'd love for you all to see how beautiful it is under blues. I feel like you're missing out! Lol
Still battling the hair algae, as you can see, and the cyano has reared its ugly head again (though on a much smaller scale so far) but I'll get it under control
Ok, I finally got a pic. I really need to get one of those lens kit thingies, because I'd love for you all to see how beautiful it is under blues. I feel like you're missing out! Lol
Still battling the hair algae, as you can see, and the cyano has reared its ugly head again (though on a much smaller scale so far) but I'll get it under control
Steve's right..... as always.
Nope a cat fish
don't know about "an accurate pic".Nice system.
Get a cell phone lens kit it makes a huge difference. It gives an accurate picture of the color of your corals. I should have had one from the startup of my 120.
Doesnt work that well lol. Tried it a few years ago lol. Taped some orange filter to the inside of my mask over one eye and used a sealed 420 nm flashlight. Unless the light was 1/2" from the coral, almost no glow. Not sure why, but assume it has to do with dissolved organics and the massive amount of sunlight obscuring the blue. Was hoping that it would work for when I collected shrooms, zoas and rfa when diving in S. FL. Could be able to sort of see what they would look like under blues, but didnt.don't know about "an accurate pic".
stuff wasn't black lite glowing on any of the scuba dive i did.
i'm thinking maybe making dive masks with orange lenses and blue led spotlights attached.
I agree any of the snorkeling adventures I've been on no crazy glowing corals. They where still beautiful. I prefer my reef with more white. The fish are just as important as the coral.don't know about "an accurate pic".
stuff wasn't black lite glowing on any of the scuba dive i did.
i'm thinking maybe making dive masks with orange lenses and blue led spotlights attached.
I wonder how it would look at night or on a darker cloudy day.
Proabably would work at night. I know I can look in the buckets and coolers with the light on the trip back in when it is almost dark and it works. Cloudy, not so sure, as there is a ton of UV and stuff that makes it through the clouds.
