Hey all, i set this tank up last friday so thought id introduce it to you all and see what you think.
Ive enjoyed setting this up as all the plants are new to me, now think i should have planted heavier with the stems. I really wanted to try out some reds, this ultimately was the goal of this tank.
The tank is an old 60cm NA set up running 2 x 36w compact T5's, Amazonia, Inline injection.
I'm planning for this tank to be a play around tank with a short lifespan with the idea of trying new plants out.
When i set this up i also began taking some time lapse. I have done this for the first 5 days with 700 images a day. All sounds good but now i need to process some 3500 RAW images, best start looking for a youtube video on photoshop batch editing lol
So a few images.
IMG_8354 by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
IMG_8358 by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
IMG_8360 by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
Why are the images always so small since i started using flickr? Is it a setting i can change?
Ive enjoyed setting this up as all the plants are new to me, now think i should have planted heavier with the stems. I really wanted to try out some reds, this ultimately was the goal of this tank.
The tank is an old 60cm NA set up running 2 x 36w compact T5's, Amazonia, Inline injection.
I'm planning for this tank to be a play around tank with a short lifespan with the idea of trying new plants out.
When i set this up i also began taking some time lapse. I have done this for the first 5 days with 700 images a day. All sounds good but now i need to process some 3500 RAW images, best start looking for a youtube video on photoshop batch editing lol
So a few images.
IMG_8354 by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
IMG_8358 by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
IMG_8360 by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
Why are the images always so small since i started using flickr? Is it a setting i can change?