2.75 - The Final countdown

[AndyL]

Well, I'm about to treat this tank for flatworms, and will probably upgrade to a 5g at the same time... So here's some parting shots

Whole tank:
http://www.canreef.com/photopost/data/500/129325-050616b.jpg
Left side, love this shot, just missed the male blue banded pipe though... He was in frame as I pressed the button
http://www.canreef.com/photopost/data/500/129325-050616a.jpg
Center right
http://www.canreef.com/photopost/data/500/129325-050616c.jpg
Love my ric - colors aren't near as nice in digital form
http://www.canreef.com/photopost/data/500/129325-050616d.jpg
Goby saying Hi again, down in the valley these are his favorite perches
http://www.canreef.com/photopost/data/500/129325-050616e.jpg

I love this tank, Really hate to tear it down...

Andy

[AJ_77]

It's funny when your "left side," "center" and "right side" pics are macro shots. :mrgreen:

[AndyL]

Didn't figure the fields of GSP and brown clove polyps (or the damn aiptasia) made for nice shots, not much in the foreground...

Not sure on macro either - it's an old camera - 2x digital zoom the "macros" were actually created by moving the camera closer to the tank :)

Andy

[albert_dao]

Is that the white star polyp I gave you on the left there?

[AndyL]

Yep, it sure is, amazing how thick it's growing in!

Thanks again Albert!

Andy

[Dorkel Marine 1]

Andy, great little tank. I was wondering what the species of Goby is thats in a couple of your pics of your great little tank. I have a 29 gal and a 20gal tank and I'm looking for a goby for the the 20 gal. Two watchmen gobies for the 29gal tank.

Thanks in advance

[AndyL]

That's a red headed goby (Elacatinus puncticulatus).