20 Gal Tank, Rescaped (56k Beware)

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So I have rescaped this tank about 30 times. I think I will keep it this way for awhile. It needs to grow in a bit but with the way things have been growing it should be pretty nice, and this layout allows for some growth.

anyway here are some pics ( I just got a Nikon s10 although I am still learning how to use it)
Whole tank shot
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New center plant
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small patch of drawf grass
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the "java" log (java moss and Java fern)
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My red beauty
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swaying in the current
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Rubberlip hanging on the annabus
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Fish that Skool together stay together
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Looking very nice :)

Also you have 2 of my favourite types of fish in there - black widows and black neons :D
 
I like very much! I suck at growing aquatic plants and anyone who can accomplish this I respect :good:
 
I like very much! I suck at growing aquatic plants and anyone who can accomplish this I respect :good:

Thanks for the respect, but I don't really know what the issue is. I have a lot of light 110 watts for the 20 gal giving me 5.5wpg, My plants have always done ok, now with the Nurifin CO2 they are doing great. I add plant food tabs next to the bigger plants about once a month and add flurish twice a week once after the water change. I wish I knew how to get the carpeting to take off but that is my weekness.
 
I need to learn how to use this cam, I am conviniced I could get better pics.


Anyone have any ideas how I could make it better?
 
It looks great, so green and pretty!

Thanks a lot, it's actualy what I was going for "pretty" since My girl HATES fish tanks, and this one sits right on the desk. I thought If I could at least make it visualy beautiful she might hate it less... :hey:
 
Andy's Top Photography Tips
Best done at night will all room lighting OFF – only tank lighting on.
Highest possible camera quality setting (best chance of zooming in to what you want on a PC package)
ISO 400 (or lower the ISO to get less grainy images).
Macro Mode
No Flash
Zoom out (& Then trim on a PC - hence highest quality setting).
Focus on a stationary object & then move camera (in / out) & track.
White Balance – Set to ‘Fluorescent’.

Read:
http://www.jjphoto.dk/akvariefoto/index_uk.htm

Hope that helps :shifty:

Andy
 
Andy's Top Photography Tips
Best done at night will all room lighting OFF – only tank lighting on.
Highest possible camera quality setting (best chance of zooming in to what you want on a PC package)
ISO 400 (or lower the ISO to get less grainy images).
Macro Mode
No Flash
Zoom out (& Then trim on a PC - hence highest quality setting).
Focus on a stationary object & then move camera (in / out) & track.
White Balance – Set to ‘Fluorescent’.

Read:
http://www.jjphoto.dk/akvariefoto/index_uk.htm

Hope that helps :shifty:

Andy

Yea it does, except for What is ISO?

I actually just read the long pinned article about it and realized I was doing everything right except for using marco mode and the white balance thing

but since EVERYTHING has grown like 2 " in the last 4 days I will have to post some updates B)
 

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