My Sailfin

[jonathan]

I am getting familiar with my wife's Canon XTi and thought these came out rather well. My sailfin seemed shocked that I was able to figure out the camera.

Jonathan

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[stickx911]

wow, can I get a thumb nail...lol

 

[stickx911]

nm figured it out. nice pictures.

 

[jonathan]

Are they still too big?

 

[stickx911]

I can only see the tip of the nose w/o scrolling

 

[jonathan]

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[jonathan]

It is VERY dirty right now. I am picking up a cleaning crew this weekend. The tank is only 3 months old.

 

[jonathan]

I resized them again. Is it better or worse?

 

[stickx911]

lol, I think my computer was just loading the same images from your first post. I hit refresh and bam, normal sized...lol

 

[jonathan]

Feel free to check out the entire photo stash if you get bored. Most of the pics are not currently indexed/labeled and are rather large.

http://www.jserve.net/pics">http://www.jserve.net/pics</a>

Joanthan

 

[derek_s]

That is a beautiful tank. I love rimless.

 

[jonathan]

thanks. I still have a long way to go. My wife is bugging me about building the skin for the stand. I will do that last.

 

[jonathan]

120 gal. 48x24x24 Glasscages with black silicone and Starphire glass

 

[ralph atl]

looks great!

 

[jonathan]

Having a basement for the sump and other goodies has to be considered "cheating". I really like having an extra 150 gal or so of "support" water. I had to beef the heaters up to 2x500 watts due to the basement temp. I plan to eventually tie another tank into the system and oversized for that reason.