New Pic Of My 55 Gallon Tank

[jeffery]

well here it is
please keep in mind that i got rid of some of fish . some of the fish are
in more then one pic so it looks like i HAVE LOTS OF THEM .and i don't
all comments and concerns are welcome

rite side

center tank

left side

green star

toad stool leather

yellow Fiji leather

shrooms

 

[olly24]

nice pics what cam do you use?

 

[callum_parsons]

very nice mate
whats the tank specs?

 

[Mr Miagi]

Very nice. IO like your corals. You have some great specimens!

 

[jeffery]

its just a normal 55 long with an eheim 2228 wet/dry a 350 bio wheel and a hot magnum canister
i also have a turbo twist UV a 900 maxi jet power head and a sea clone skimmer
lighting is
a coral life dual strip PC witch has 2 65 watt 10,000k and 2 65 watt actinic that everything seems to like a lot more the the old current satellite i had

 

[jeffery]

the cam is just a cheep Samsung a530 5.0 mag and a mx 2000 tripod to get rid of the shaky stuff .
if i knew more about taking pics they would be lots better .so if anyone knows anything about this stuff please help i would love to post some really good stuff and having the time is not an issue being i have the winter months off work.

 

[N1z]

Looks really nice m8. Question... its 55 gallon and you have got a Naso tang in there and i think i saw a key hole? How they doing, aint it a bit crampt? OR have you taken them back and im just making myself look a silly billy .

 

[jeffery]

key hole? not shure waht that is
i have a fox face 3 1/2"
a small bristle tooth tang 3"
a small naso 3 1/2"
a clarki clown 2"
a tomato clown 1"
and 2 damsel's 1/2"

so that would be a total of 12" fo fish

 

[callum_parsons]

i have to agree with Nlz

Naso tangs get big around 18 inches which is about 45cm they need a tank that is very long for swimming space IMO at least 200 gallons to keep them happy and to provide them with swimming space

 

[Lynda B]

Absolutely gorgeous tank......

 

[bambam]

beautiful tanks keep up the good work

 

[BigC]

Nice tank,
What substrate are you using
Regards
BigC