Here are a few images from the 240 acrylic tank that I recent buffed/polished. I have 7 F0 Cyphotilapia gibberosa (Mikula) in it with a few altolamps. My biggest problem is shutter speed. I have to have my ISO up to 1600 just to get a shutter between 50 and 100. I am making plans to get a flash and set it up like Brent has advised. Until then, here's what I got so far 
I also struggle with the white sand being over exposed. They also kick up the sand pretty good and that causes a cloudniness by the end of the day. First thing in the AM, the water is pretty clear. Maybe I should shoot in the morning =P
One of the female Mikula gibbs
My alpha male (image is a little soft but I still like it)
The big female Mikula with my orange fin comp
Feeding time
As usual, constructive comments are very much welcomed
Cheers,
Russ
I also struggle with the white sand being over exposed. They also kick up the sand pretty good and that causes a cloudniness by the end of the day. First thing in the AM, the water is pretty clear. Maybe I should shoot in the morning =P
One of the female Mikula gibbs
My alpha male (image is a little soft but I still like it)
The big female Mikula with my orange fin comp
Feeding time
As usual, constructive comments are very much welcomed
Cheers,
Russ
