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  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
try to take picture at night with all the lights in the room turned off and only the tank lights are on. this way you don't have to worry about reflection from other light source and try not to use flash on your camera or at least take it at an angle so the flash doesn't show up in the picture as reflection off the front panel of the tank.
 
siebertn: to be honest I don't know...I think it is...I got it as a feeder originally but they ended up chillin...I've had that fish and my reds since Feb. and so far so good....

Jp: The first pic is with all lights cut off...the issue is my lights hang too high up so the glare eff's up the pic...I'll keep trying to get a better pic....
 
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