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Tristan, this is interesting….running the skimmer in deep water. I’ve got to play with that as well, even thought it is counter to my twisted logic and theory. Let me see if I can put you to sleep with my twisted thoughts: Boyle’s Law states, simply put in this application, that the...

What I'm saying is that it's my cheap camera that doesn't "white balance" well....or the more likely reason, the photographer who doesn't know what he's doing. :)

But what about my inverts. I'm not so concerned about the fish and corals, but the snails and shimp...especially about the snails. I was under the impression that they are very susceptible to changes in salinity.

My stupidity will never cease to amaze me! I dropped my refractometer about a month or so ago, and thought nothing of it, as I had made my last reading before starting to add new water to my tank. I placed the refractometer into the little case, ready to use at next weeks water change Now...

I posted these over in the FULL TANK SHOT thread (posts 77 and 78) and just wanted to include it here for the record. Three shots….all LED lights on, default color balance (sunlight?): Full lights, white balanced: Blue LEDs only, white balanced: And the camera was a...

One more FTS....blue LED's only, white balanced:

Two pictures…both a five foot 90 gallon tank. The first is with the default sunlight settings while the second is white-balanced. Not crazy about either!

What is of utmost importance in understanding your skimmer is that it is female. Once you realize this, and have a modicum of intelligence, you will then realize that you will never understand your skimmer. She will do whatever she wants to do whenever you least expect it. No matter how much...

With this club, one too many Yuengling's is a fully acceptable excuse. On the other hand, if it were Budweiser, you’d have a drinking problem! :grin:

A big thank you to John, Bob, Matt and Ed.