my 29 gallon with live rock and coral.

[jimmybling31]

just put my first corals in my 29 gallon.

I'm really happy. I got an anenome, polyp, devil's hand, and something can't remember the name of.

the polyp i bought isn't showing itself really well right now because it was just transfered and the one i don't know the name of(i will remember when I'm done and posted it)isn't completely showing itself.

 

[sweeTang21]

looks nice, tank is really coming along. What kind of lights do you have, it might be the camera but they look really blue and nice

 

[fishluvr12]

looks nice, tank is really coming along. What kind of lights do you have, it might be the camera but they look really blue and nice

He is running a 65 watt compact flourescent.I believe it's 50/50




Good start Jimmy!You just need to get a black background on it

 

[jimmybling31]

He is running a 65 watt compact flourescent.I believe it's 50/50




Good start Jimmy!You just need to get a black background on it

the back is painted black, but it is so clean that is is reflective... it's annoying. it looks really good in person, but in pictures is reflects stuff really bad.

 

[jimmybling31]

looks nice, tank is really coming along. What kind of lights do you have, it might be the camera but they look really blue and nice

it's a 30 inch 65 watt compact florescent with 50/50 bulb. it looks good with the anemone. should be enough for most corals from what I have read.

 

[fishluvr12]

I see what Ya mean bout the background.LOL When I first saw the pics I was thinking i saw stuff on the other side but it's the reflection of what's in front of the tank

 

[jimmybling31]

I see what Ya mean bout the background.LOL When I first saw the pics I was thinking i saw stuff on the other side but it's the reflection of what's in front of the tank

yeah. it's funny. it looks good in person. the way I did it I could scrape it off easy. little acetone would take it right off.