Some of my Acro Collection

Thank you.


Thanks, just takes a lot of practice, shooting with the macro lens really makes a big difference in photography.

Are Most of them shot top down? Also did you use coral viewer to shoot?
Ur coral and photo look amazing. I want to learn ur photography skills [emoji39]
 
Hi, sorry for my bad English. It's not my first language.

What I meant is that I use the best products I can find, some as you and I don't have the same results. Can you please recommend me a 10 bulbs t5 combo for acroporas with 4 channels (I have PS Diuna lamp 80w x 10) and a schedule (on/off) for each channel? I think you use the same lamp on one of your tanks. I know it depends on the PAR, but usually how many hours of light your acros receive a day under t5?

Thank you in advance and sorry for my bad English.

Regards
Your English is fine, Alitoo.81.
 
Love what you have going on there. What do you believe is the key when it comes to great PE? Are there particular parameter values (ie. alk or calcium at some figure) that you believe coax the polyps out or is it just a stable environment over a very long period of time. Since its been years this tank has existed, I would imagine you have a sense.

Also, I noticed your moving to T5's on your newer tanks. Any reason for the migration?
 
Hi,

can you share info about the camera that you are using and settings? like ISO, F... and lens?

very impressive corals!
 
Are Most of them shot top down? Also did you use coral viewer to shoot?
Ur coral and photo look amazing. I want to learn ur photography skills [emoji39]
Yes they are.

Coral Reeftank, you're an acro genius! Do you ever sell frags?

Also, TGC amd RMF--what vendors are these?
TGC= Two guys corals
RMF= Rocky mountain frags
I do sell frags, pm if you want something in particular.

Love what you have going on there. What do you believe is the key when it comes to great PE? Are there particular parameter values (ie. alk or calcium at some figure) that you believe coax the polyps out or is it just a stable environment over a very long period of time. Since its been years this tank has existed, I would imagine you have a sense.

Also, I noticed your moving to T5's on your newer tanks. Any reason for the migration?
I believe that a stable tank changing water often contributes the most to a tank's health. I don't think you need a specific number to shoot for but keeping it stable is the most important thing.

Hi,

can you share info about the camera that you are using and settings? like ISO, F... and lens?

very impressive corals!
I use a nikon 105 mm macro, I change my iso and f stop occasionally to fit what I photograph.
 
Nice collection Hung. Please let me know when you have a frag of the RR CA CJ Pinky.
 
Any chance to see how is wwc blueberry doing for you ?
 
Any chance to see how is wwc blueberry doing for you ?
I'll get a pic of that one soon.

And now for a little update

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CRT Killer Bee, one of the brightest pieces in my tank and is super awesome when the orange polyps come around.



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RR Orangecicle



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RR Starfire, this one is just too hairy



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This is not an acro but it is my blue squamosa!
 

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