Thanks, guys!
Themuleous said:
Is that pearling from the macro algae?!?!?!
That's right mate! It's a good sign, especially in marine when the water should hold as much O2 as possible.
stuworrall said:
nice one george, photography is top knotch as always
Ive always thought about doing a marine tank but never actually bitten the bullet. Do you get a lot of evaporation and have to refill with salty water?
Thanks mate!
I hardly get any evaporation as the tank has a hood. Only pure water evaporates, leaving minerals behind so top-ups should be RO to prevent the salinity from increasing.
Iliveinazoo said:
George Farmer said:
samc said:
I've got a brackish setup on the go right now too.
Planted?
Have you gone low salinity or higher with mangroves and/or sea grasses?
No plants yet but eventually I want to do a mangrove set-up with some exposed 'land' with mudskippers.
aaronnorth said:
amazing pictures, best i have seen from you
Thanks, Aaron!
What do you think makes these better? The subject matter, composition, exposure? Please do tell, it's very interesting to get feedback like this.
Superman said:
I'd love to get into marines after a while, one step at a time.
The photos look lovely George can't wait to see more of this.
Thanks, Clark!
Marines are very rewarding but I am really looking forward to getting stuck in to some proper freshwater planted aquascapes soon...
However, I'm going to keep this particular set-up going long-term, as the family love it more than any other tank I've ever had.