Thanks!
(and yes, you can use that pic Bobby!)
A few months back, I was experiencing
phosphate issues (Thanks for helping me Carmie!), but at the time, I thought it was flow problems.I had a
phosphate reactor with ROWA in it that I was changing monthly, and I just upgraded to 2 Tunze streams with the 7095 controller. Well, with the combination of too much direct flow, and higher than normal
phosphate ( >0.024), my ORA BLUE TORT took on a shape & color that was "unreal". For the record, today, it is now the standard blue with green polyps.
It was taken with a Canon XT using a 60mm Canon Macro lens. ISO 100 with a F-stop of 2.8. I always suggest ISO 100 with corals & the highest f-stop as possible.
I would like to thank everyone that voted, and a special thanks for Rob, Bobby, & Carmie who I listen to 2 x's a month for their excellent information in a fun, fact filled, interesting pod-cast.
Ralph in the ATL!
