Wanting to Photograph Some Aquariums (1 Viewer)

[AquaNerd]

Hey all,

I will finally have a day off work tomorrow after working this huge three month long project at work and I'm looking to get out and photograph some aquarium setups. I plan on going to Fish Gallery to do a little shopping, wife permitting, and if you're available and nearby, I'd love to stop in and photograph your reef tank. The images will be used in a variety of my online publications, mostly as content for my blog website, and potentially as content for a handful of print articles I'm working on or some of my Power Point presentations. Perhaps I could do a full feature article on your aquarium (talk about history, livestock equipment, etc.) sort of like how we have a MARSH Tank of the Month article each month. And if you have some sweet frags you're looking to unload, maybe we can work out some deals.

Specifically looking for aquarium keepers who have:
-unique setups
-high end/rare livestock
-fully blown reef tanks
-brand new equipment that manufacturers have just made available in the market

 

[Mtaswt]

Not sure if I've got what you want and I live in Richmond, but if your interested I'm game. 156 gallon T5 lit mixed reef. Almost a year and half old

 

[ange062]

More then welcome to drop by and check out my 28g Radion lit heavily ORA stocked nano, my own pics are here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ange062/sets/72157629340322336/

I'm in 77007 if interested.

 

[Ostentum]

I have some of that Rarer livestock your wanting to photograph but a little out of the way of Fish Gallery.

 

[AquaNerd]

wish i would have seen these replies before heading out. i ended up having to cut the trip short because my 36week preggo wife just couldn't hang long. i'm busy for the next two weeks with my day job, but after that i would love to come see some of y'alls tanks. will try to pm you individually to get contact info.

 

[Jasonc]

I have a large (~3.5") borbonius that's pretty rare. He doesn't hide either and is out and about all day. I also have C. labouti and C. bathyphilus. Nice colonies/tables of A. plana and A. suharsonoi.