HankB Posted September 16, 2008 Share Posted September 16, 2008 As near as I can tell, you've got some awesome pix but they are taking forever to load. Maybe you'd be better off hosting them elsewhere or just picking the best to post. From a user standpoint, it sucks to see a bunch of half displayed pictures after 5 minutes of "still loading." Oh crap. You haven't resized for the web. Coolcrop1.jpg is 1600x1172 and over 400 MB. You should probably resize to about 800 max in any dimension. thanks, hank Link to comment
badbread Posted September 16, 2008 Author Share Posted September 16, 2008 As near as I can tell, you've got some awesome pix but they are taking forever to load. Maybe you'd be better off hosting them elsewhere or just picking the best to post. From a user standpoint, it sucks to see a bunch of half displayed pictures after 5 minutes of "still loading." Oh crap. You haven't resized for the web. Coolcrop1.jpg is 1600x1172 and over 400 MB. You should probably resize to about 800 max in any dimension. thanks, hank Thanks Hank, I usually export from Picasa at 1600x1200. I have a super fast connection both at work and at home so I never noticed how long it was taking to load. I'll change it down to 800x600 from now on, should help save on my bandwidth with Godaddy as well. Link to comment
badbread Posted September 16, 2008 Author Share Posted September 16, 2008 Just changed all most of the pics on this page to 800x600, hope it makes a difference. Link to comment
HankB Posted September 16, 2008 Share Posted September 16, 2008 Just changed all most of the pics on this page to 800x600, hope it makes a difference. I dunno. I just unblocked images from your site (badbread.net) and they're still coming down the pipe really slow. FWIW I have Comcast Cable Internet and it is normally pretty fast except for upload speed which is capped. (Speedtest.net shows us as about 10 mbps down and 1 mbps up, though that may be their burst rate.) thanks, hank Link to comment
badbread Posted October 6, 2008 Author Share Posted October 6, 2008 Just got me a DicAPac digital camera bag to take some underwater shots. here are a few of them, a lot of stuff I was never able to snap pics of outside of the water. unidentified SPS frag RPE's $80 acan frag Xmen knock-offs, randoms and atomic green zoa's Blurry RPE shot Was orange is now pink monti cap GSP close up Green bay packer zoa's Bernard camera hogging on green monti cap Purple rim dark green monti cap Atomic green, radioactive green zoa's Bernard chilling on the monti cap again Link to comment
Sexy Shrimp Posted October 6, 2008 Share Posted October 6, 2008 Cool pics - I may have to get myself on of those toys Link to comment
badbread Posted October 7, 2008 Author Share Posted October 7, 2008 List of corals and livestock as of today: Named Zoas: • Armor of God • Orange Bam bams • Tub's blues • Eagle Eye's • Green bay packers • zoa's Morphing to Horizons • Radioactive dragon eyes • Red people eaters • Twilight pinks • Superman/X-men unnamed zoa's • yellow polyps (super fast spreading) • small blue mouth middle zoa's • flame polyps • green clove polyps • orange centered zoa's SPS • Green apple monti cap • Purple rim monti cap • Red monti cap • Green monti cap w/blue polyps LPS • Kryptonite candy cane • Christmas favia • 75+ head indo acan colony purple, red stripes, blue softies/shrooms • Hairy mushrooms • Purple mushrooms • Fake superman mushrooms (more teal than blue) • Big green tonga mushrooms fish/inverts • Rosalita the clown fish • Bernard the cleaner shrimp • Warden the 6-line wrasse • Little F*cker the hitchhiking pistol shrimp • Roosevelt the bi-color blenny So I have plans to get a 28G JBJ HQI, should be getting it within a month. When that happens this tank is probably going to turn into a frag tank. Thanks for looking! Link to comment
tenoverthenose Posted October 7, 2008 Share Posted October 7, 2008 Great looking tank and nice pics. Link to comment
badbread Posted November 9, 2008 Author Share Posted November 9, 2008 Here is what the tanks looking like now as I wait for the 28 gallon to be ready. Link to comment
ddr_phish Posted November 9, 2008 Share Posted November 9, 2008 Oh cool, your upgrading to 28 gallon? Can't wait to see that! Your tank looks absolutely stunning and that acan looks like its frosted in snow, just beautiful Is that a six-line wrasse? How do you like him? Link to comment
badbread Posted November 10, 2008 Author Share Posted November 10, 2008 Thanks for the compliments I can't wait to move into the new tank!! Yes, that's a sixline and so far he's been great, very fun to watch. I have a clown, bi-color blenny and the 6 line. Sometimes they bully each other around but no single fish gets picked on and if they do they pick back. Link to comment
Khayman Posted November 10, 2008 Share Posted November 10, 2008 You have some very nice looking corals. What are the black or dark purple ones? Link to comment
badbread Posted November 11, 2008 Author Share Posted November 11, 2008 You have some very nice looking corals. What are the black or dark purple ones? Thank you! Which black/purple ones? Link to comment
badbread Posted November 21, 2008 Author Share Posted November 21, 2008 Well, the tank is now 75% a frag tank, here are some new pics: Some pics of some frags in the now frag tank: Green cap with blue polyps, pink cap, idaho grape cap fusion! Pink milli growing nicely: Still have no ID on this guy: ORA supernatural cap and blue/purple guy that got stung by the pink mille: Random Zoa's growing out: Link to comment
badbread Posted December 16, 2008 Author Share Posted December 16, 2008 FTS now that its a frag tank: Lots of frags in the tank after this past weekends meeting. Thank you all!! Best picture I could get of the Purple Paly's from DBTC: Super dark green, almost looks fake green Paly's: Orange acan thanks to DBTC: Close up on green monti cap: Link to comment
badbread Posted February 18, 2009 Author Share Posted February 18, 2009 Some updates, a few pics of some DBTC stuff growing out... Link to comment
badbread Posted March 25, 2009 Author Share Posted March 25, 2009 Did A-LOT of work tonight on the tank. Drilled a 3/4" "oh ######" bulkhead just to be that much more careful (I really don't want to have to use my renters insurance) Bought and installed a 3/4" PVC ball valve, 3/4" TFP to 3/4" barb connectors for the feed line instead of using the phos reactor one Added baffles and used weld on to weld them into place Bought a minijet 400 to use on the phos reactor and hooked it up (perfect flow BTW) Bought and installed a filter sock, had to cut it down to size but it's working very nicely and no more microbubbles! Bought these 2 things, used an old extension cord I had, cut a little piece out of the stock hood the tank came with and made this Fuge light. It actually covers up the phosphate reactor perfectly. I had to score and snap a piece of the stock acrylic cover for the light. The hottest part of the hood gets 135 degrees which is warm to the touch. That isn't to hot is it? If so, I have a little fan I think I could install in there. Hood off: Hood on: Installed the Tunze 9002 skimmer... It sits a bit below where it should, I need to shave about 1/8" from one of the top braces to make it fit perfectly. I'm hoping that doesn't mess up the bracing, I was just going to take a dremel to it. I planned the first baffle where it is so the skimmer magnet could mount onto it, and to my disbelief I actually did it right! Link to comment
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