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Steve, what's not doing well? The 180? what's goin on with it?

yep, like phyl said. it will settle in about an hour so you will see the clear liquid above the settled kalk. I usually add water 2 to 3 times after to use up as much solute as I can

Here's the pic specs- F-stop: f/4.8 Exposure time: 1/100 sec ISO: 200 Metering mode: Spot

Dave- that is it what? Here's some info guys, sorry....didn't realize I needed to include all this in the beginning. I found the Urchin (longspine) crawling up my front glass one night munching on the coralline algae in the corners. It's something that rarely happens in my tank as the...

so how did a Verizon thumbs up praise become an iphone bashing thread? not for nothing, but it seems like a lot of manufacturers are imitating the iphone's look and feel, as they have done with the ipod.

this thread needs an update, lol... working in retail has slowed my updates tremendously! The past 2 and a half weeks has been a blur, and Christmas is right around the corner. I have been diligently keeping the dosages, however, and have been jotting down (as minimalist as it can get) on the...

Interesting things I've learned and Heard during the holidays.... you have a starfish, you can keep those, i thought they were tropical? what's that? what's that? how about that one, nah, that's not alive right? why are they (corals) fuzzy and different colors? they are usually white last...

I guess you're not cooking or helping cook turkey either huh steve? lol

'BOLLER!' Naks! :D

Steve, before you re-plumb the tank, try using a smaller pump if you have one, if not, see if you can redirect the excess pressure to feed or power a skimmer. My pump is an iwaki 20, only at 420 gph and that is enough for sump circulation

I think you're referring to the EXIF file? I think there's a program that enables you to look that up, I could be wrong. I know that on photobucket, some exif info is saved, so you can at least look it up (which is what I did). I looked up the photo information on the pic you took, and it...

post processing helps a little too. Your pics have definitely improved, all it takes is a little practice and many many pictures. Try not to crop the pic so much to get that "look" you are looking for, but rather envision the final picture before you snap that shutter button. It will help on...

Hey Bob, you actually took this picture with the non-macro lens: it started out like this:

Something told me to check this thread. I heard gritty noises.... aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh I DID NOT check live aquaria. I google'd it :D

Photography slideshow: and our instructor needing a little fluid~ and the destruction of the basement: ummm, so what goes on next?!?! someone needs to shave! ta da! We like playing in the dirt!

Here's a few more:

Jim, post away buddy. Post away!!! (I was kinda sad it ended here, lol. I was enjoying the pics)

for that price point, why not this? An actual Digi-SLR? (I would add the Canon DSLR, but they start at $599) http://www.circuitcity.com/ssm/Nikon-D40-6-1-Megapixel-Digital-SLR-Camera-18-55mm-Lens-Black-D401855KIT/sem/rpsm/oid/167431/rpem/ccd/productDetail.do I've never played with that...

Here are some coral photos: