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Yeah maybe my eyes got problem It's probably a pink tail

Yeah I know Was actually shocked to see it here But you consider the stuff that Sealife brings in once in a while....

I saw 1 at Sealife some time back i think

After 2 days, the phyto cells have sort of formed into a larger string of green stuff I pulled some out and checked it under 600x I saw many amoeba like creatures along with quite a few circular moving creatures Do amoebas live in saltwater?

Try CoralFarm, their LR are the best I've seen yet

I use grade 1 sand in my tank and it does not really get affected by the tunze Try not to get too big grain sizes as if you plan to have a cuke, they might not accept large sand grains

Yeap, I truely agree on this one!!!

She only stressed about the English standard She even compiled all compos from last year "O" Level and call us to read each and every one

I've seen the green birnest before The polyps are really neon, almost like shining

Read the quote by Antoine de Saint-Exupery in my sig. All in all, reefkeeping like I said is "to satisfy our love for life, most of us destroy it, only the meek can succeed" Give back what nature has given you should be the ultimate goal of every aquarist

wolfie: Haha sure I take good care of him Xperiment: They are making some pattern (words?) which I still can't make out. Will only know on Saturday Chris: The VP is related to you? She is in charge of my class's journal writing

Wow nice zoos So you still breeding fish?

I would want to clarify this part. I am not trying to show that I am an expert in photoshoping as the combo I mentioned can be done by anyone. Neither have I used photoshop to edit any of my picture's colours. I only use levelling and constrasting as my DC cannot do a good job in that. And FYI these will not affect colours. And if you doubt the white balance, I calibrate it using a white card under normal sunlight You are welcome to come see for yourself if you still don't believe I am brushing my hands off this thread as I feel it is like asking someone to admit to his mistake so that we can laugh and humiliate him. I wouldn't do such a thing

Let's just say I am a photographer for functions in the school

Even if those are wires but still cannot be in exact same position right? And there's also a strange humaniod sillhouette at the bottom of both pics Don't tell me he stood there for 4 days without moving (meditating?) Even if Alan really photoshoped the pic, I doubt he will openly expose himself. Those who know can already, those who don't know, never mind. No point pressing him to expose himself and make this like the JE thread. It hurts our internal bonding as a club

Keep the posting going Really want to hear what reefers have to say

Funny ppl got funny mums (j/k, pls don't go tell the pricipal) Anyway, my school is quite well known for its recycling and environment efforts So far we got the recycling competition with a few tonnes of trash and the garden roof

and compare this shadow with the 14 September pic

Wah it was only page 4 when I left yesterday night Now boom up to so many pages!!! 3 reasons to indicate that the picture was photoshoped 1) Parts of the orange colony whited out (change in contrast) 2) Shadow created by something above the tank is visible in exact same pattern 3) Picture looks clearer (levelling and contrast) See this part?

Reefkeeping to me is like an elusive creature Many seek aimlessly for it yet no one knows what it is It tentalizes our desire to find it yet no one has found it To satisfy our love for life, most of us destroy it Only the meek can succeed Why did I become so poetic all of a sudden??

1)Auto Levels 2)Brightness(-)/Contrast(+) 3)Colour Balance 4)Unsharp Mask This is the killer combo

Photoshop is a killer tool It can really make anything you want to see This is a pic of the original 10 September 2005 pic I photoshoped (no offence alan, just showing) This thread is interesting, I'll post mine tomorrow if I can get enough external light into my tank

Jon, you have been nominated for TOTM with those "awesome" colours Kudos to you

Anemones are only recommended for expert or dedicated aquarists. They are not quite suited to a small tank with huge water parameter changes and some having pristine water also face problems with anemones. We need more info as to what type of test kit you use to measure and more specific details of your setup to further help you. Pls do read up on them more to ensure more success. FYI, having them for 2-3 months do not indicate that it is healthy. It is only when ypu have them for about a year and they have started splitting that might be a good indicator.

My school is aiming for 30,000 It has already taken up half of our field