MAY PHOTO OF THE MONTH

First off I would like to say huge thank you to Burc, Owner of Fragalot..He is a great sponsor here on the site, and he has generously donated a $50 Gift Certificate for the winner this month to be used at his store..
For local reefers to him, the items you choose can be picked up..
For out of area/province : You must pay for shipping...

I am very excited about this months...So please members, have fun with this, and lets thank Burc for a great donation to our site..

He will be choosing this months category for the pics...As soon as I get it I will post it here, and yous can start snapping pictures....GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE>>.

Cool, great prize. Thanks Burc!! Can't wait to see what the theme is this month.

Good Morning Roomies...

Well I have the theme for this month...
Its........ Coral Closeups...We want to see your best Closeup shot of your frags, colonies, whatever ya got.....SO get out your macro lenses and get snapping...Good Luck to everyone...Burc is going to post a few pics to get things started, but they of course wont be entered..*giggles*..Feel free to enter as many as you want...We all love pics!!!! If possible, try to include the name of the piece you are showing , its a great learning tool for everyone as well..

Your very welcome.. Let see some nice pictures..

I am posting couple new pictures...

Red Rhyzo



LT Plate coral

Sun Coral - Just after getting dinner..

Sun Coral - Full and Happy..

Hey CableMike...Wow awesome pics...and Welcome to my Site...thanks for joining...

Here's a shot of My Orange Ric taken with a point and shoot.

they are all so nice i've never seen a Rhyzo before they are beautiful

Hey Frosty...woohoo thats an awesome shot ya got there!!!! Crystal clear...good job...
And Welcome to the site...glad to have ya!!

A few other pics from my tank.

Aussi Acan


Candycane coral (Caulastrea furcata)


Aussi Duncans Coral (Duncanopsammia axifuga)


Montipora - Pink & Orange with Green tips (Montipora digitata)


Plate Coral (Turbinaria peltatal)


Blue Mushrooms (Actinodiscus sp.)

Hungry Open Brain being protected by a feather duster

Open brain soaking up the rays.
This is one of my favorite shots. It has never been this open ever since I took this shot. This is my last submission, i swear.. heh

I am not seeing a pic mike..try editing your post and reattaching your pic..

Ohh and no worries..feel free to post as many as you like...

ROOMIES< GET YOUR PICS IN THIS WEEK>>CONTEST ENDS SOON

Shannon *Admin* wrote:I am not seeing a pic mike..try editing your post and reattaching your pic..

Ohh and no worries..feel free to post as many as you like...

ROOMIES< GET YOUR PICS IN THIS WEEK>>CONTEST ENDS SOON

I'm getting Mike's pic just fine Shannon.

Matt

cablemike wrote:Open brain soaking up the rays.
This is one of my favorite shots. It has never been this open ever since I took this shot. This is my last submission, i swear.. heh

Funny thing, your comments on the green brain not opening Mike!
I have one as well. When I had it in my 90 gallon display it wouldn't open at all. Didn't matter where I put it in the tank (up, down, high light, low light area, high flow, low flow, totally sheltered). After months of dicking about with it I decided one day to move it to my Bio-Cube which I affectionately refer to as "the toilet" due to ongoing nitrate issues. You wouldn't believe the change Within a day it opened totally and became nothing short of impressive. Having a hard time believing that this brain could transform so radically in the Cubes crappy water condition and being somewhat curious I moved the brain back to the 90 after a week and it closed up tighter than a frogs butt and stayed that way until I moved it back to the cube a month later. I also have a pink brain (posted above) in my 90 that stays open and looks decent. Again curious I moved the Pink to the Cube. It closed tight and stayed that way for a month. Moved it back to the 90 and BINGO, opened to its former state the next day. During my mini experiment I did not alter water parameters in either tank. The only differences between the two were the lighting (PC on the cube, T5 on the 90) and nitrates (~20 in the cube, undetectable in the 90).
Strange eh?