Very amateur tank photography...

Older Image - (not from today's set)

I was reading on a forum about how to take photographs of an aquarium. In the past year, I have purchased a DSLR camera and tried to learn as much as I can. I've gotten a little better, but still have a long ways to improve. When I've tried to take photos of my tank, they are usually pretty bad. Luckily, I came across this website: http://www.ximinasphotography.com/lessons/index.html.  I was inspired to try some things and see how much better my photos would now be.

It's been a month...

A month has passed since my last update. Here's a run down of what's happened:

I added some more fish this week:

• Copper Banded Butterfly
• 5x additional Chromis
• Royal Gramma
• 1x additional tiger conch

I moved my yellow tang to a quarantine tank as he was relentlessly harassing the CBB. I kind of expected this being the nature of the fish and my smaller aquarium, so I may have found him a new home in case things don't work out here.

In the past months, I have also added some more frags including some favita and favites, some acans, and some zoas.