Macro pictures - ... and full tank shots

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[I use a Fuji S602Z to take these pictures. Before you ask. ;)

Red Ring Zoanthids
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Micro featherdusters
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Purple-ish acropora with green tips
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[Ricordia - I never know where to put these guys, so they are beneath my Toadstool frag.
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Palyothoa - similar to zoanthids, but larger.
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Hair Mushroom
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Montipora capricornis... growing nicely, about 3.5" to 4" across.
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[This is my Hammer Coral, crowded in the corner next to the overflow box.
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However, from the side, check out the extention form the skeletal base!!!!
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More zoanthids
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[This is my 29g, after the bubble tip anemone split. The image looks a little strange, but it gives you a peek none-the-less.
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This is my 55g. First the left shot:
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The center:
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The right:
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[What happened to the closed loop? Just wondering because I copied it on my tank. Thanks for putting those instructions on your site--they are very helpful!]
 
@bjdamico wrote:
[Wow. It really is camouflaged well.] said:
[It just takes time to wait for the corraline to cover things. Mine has finally started to take off on my (new) 29g tank, which I replaced due to the old one being so scratched.]
 
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