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hi ya --here's what you REALLY need to do............ go here and read--- http://www.njreefers.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=26&board=97.0

If its a point-n-shoot--theres probably no lens that will fit---if it is an interchangeable type lens, then the choice varies on focal length and money-- ukman is right---if your camera has a interchangeable or fixed lens, the simplest/cheapest way would be to get the closeup filters---probably...

i don't have any horses--- :( i was down there a few weeks ago---only got some killies, stickleback, a few tiny crags, and i just noticed , an anemone ;D my question is, where in shark river did you catch ' her' and how?

I DID own my own equipment, but, that was some years ago ---the tank was ng and the regulator is a scuba pro 7--somewhat of an OLDER model---renting would be the way to go if your only diving once in a while---- but, who wants to dive just once in a while!!!!

experience counts for something---seems like a pc UPC will work---nice to see people trying things even tho articles say dont use UPC good information.......

the article does say a upc unit WILL drain faster with a heater hooked up to it, but, will not last long will a pump hooked up to it to either... for bigger tanks the article does suggest a generator type backup unit... all in all--- just something else to think about and plan for so our tanks...

thru your experience obviously it works for you---but in the May issue of TFH magazine there's a piece on backup power and then a follow up in the August issue in ' Letters to the editor'---i dont have a back up power set up ...i had just read the article when hawheye posted the question

computer upc wont work---i just read an article in one of the aquarium mags---pumps would draw to much power and drain the power out to fast--only thing upc would be good for would be to run a heater for awhile---i'll look thru the mags to find the article and let you know there answer

sure--alls ya need to do is show up..... bring old sneakers to walk in, bucket if your bringing something home, and of course---your self---- my basement smells like the ocean---------or is that the beers????

well, sand, water and fish are in tank,along with some dead live rock and i have bout 3 gallons left over the 4 shrimp i have all have eggs, so i put some plastic fresh water fake plants in there for the shrimp to hide and along with all the killies there's 1 stickleback fish----now i have...

well, just got back from Belmar----thanks Paul and your wife for helping---so there was 3 of us----tide was coming in, seining net fell apart---thats kinda what i expected after sitting in the garage for bout 30 some years, but i brought 2 big nets with me and was able to scope up some killies...