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Thanks, John. I took this at Pinnacle National Monument -I appreciate the kind words :) The key is to bump the ISO settings as high up as you can without losing too much detail in the resulting image. Couple this with a shutterspeed

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I actually prefer the original, unedited image.

srsly? lulz.

lol this is entertaining.

ok

#win lol :p

I've seen some colonial forms of Psuedocorynactis, but all of the ones I have had in my aquariums have been seemingly solitary critters. Contrary to: I've not personally had any problems with these animals in my reef tank with other corals, however YMMV, I suppose. FWIW, I think they're...

Pseudocorynactis sp. comes to mind.

Parthenogenesis, anyone? :D

Post-rain.

Great, thanks Gresh!

I currently have a fish only tank, and am looking to move an anemone into the tank. Being that historically, this tank has had only fish, I have utilized ionic copper (Cupramine) in the past. I haven't added copper to the tank in at least 2-3 months now. There is about 10 lbs. of live rock, a...

From another photo session: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ant_l/6617813797/

I saw this a while back. Eff'ing disgusting.

Yeah-yuh.