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I saw your questions in my 1000L topic, but must say your tank doesn't look bad either! 2 thing which I noticed, the gravel is quite coarse which results in a lot of dirt accumulating in there and inducing algae. A second thing I noticed is that your old leaves all have holes in them which...

Weekly 50% water changes with a good quality salt;) And perhaps he will demonstrate that corals grow harder with more PO4 and NO3, they just forgot to add enough CO2:P

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Or use the HDR option if your camera has this. This basically does what BigTom describes. Take two pictures and blend the pieces with the right exposure together. I always use it to take pictures from my tank with the lights above it.

My Nikon D5100 has that as well, not sure about the 3100. But I would pick the DSLR as well. Don't worry about the macro lens yet. The standard kit has a quite good zoom, if you crop it on your computer, a nice 800x600 macro like foto remains. And you can always safe money for the real deal later;)

Great pics!

Nikon D5100 has built in HDR. Not that expensive, and I like it for photographing the aquarium as well as the cabinet.

Absolutely stunning! Makes me want to go there and see it myself, never seen anything like this in real life.

Nice photos! In the first picture it appears to be flowing away from you, in the second towards you. The longer I look, the more I get confused about the direction of flow.