Your Saltwater Aquarium ID Photos Are Terrible — Let’s Fix That

Your Saltwater Aquarium ID Photos Are Terrible — Let’s Fix That



Struggling to get accurate coral or critter IDs? It’s probably your photos.
In this video I’ll show you the simple fixes to make your reef tank ID pictures actually usable — turning blue, blurry blobs into clear, detailed shots that people can identify instantly.

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We’ll cover turning off the blue lights, stopping the flow, proper phone positioning, Android vs iPhone differences, and a few advanced tricks for perfect clarity.

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20 responses to “Your Saltwater Aquarium ID Photos Are Terrible — Let’s Fix That”

  1. @ShawnBoltz Avatar
    @ShawnBoltz

    Yay Android lol! Thanks for the photo tips.

  2. @CockroachFPV Avatar
    @CockroachFPV

    Hey can I ask a question.
    What do you think about the popbloom h54 for a tank.

  3. @paularamos5752 Avatar
    @paularamos5752

    Hey buddy, I live in NH I have prob30 maybe forty berghia nudibranch s and some over 1 inch ! I know I can’t save them , and I know how much they cost. If you know anyone that wants some please let me know ! I truly feel bad now because I have put a bunch in my ten gallon with all the aptasia left and it will probably last over night. Then… if I can help anyone with these let me know.

    I have been watching your channel since the beginning

    Johnny…😢 just feel bad

  4. @thecardinalwave Avatar
    @thecardinalwave

    Thank You Thank You Thank You for this. Lol it’s impossible to see squat when the blues are on.

  5. @fishroom6457 Avatar
    @fishroom6457

    I’m going to watch this, I hate filming or taking photos of my tank

  6. @BJSReefer Avatar
    @BJSReefer

    If you don’t have a lens cover in a pinch, shooting the photo through an orange pill bottle will work, too!

  7. @Frags_2_Riches Avatar
    @Frags_2_Riches

    My phosphates are 3.6 😢. Can you help a mess out?

  8. @ahmadsaikh8287 Avatar
    @ahmadsaikh8287

    Hello teacher! What u say about white and cool white chanel for reef is it compelsory for corals or we can turn it of

  9. @Jfresh55 Avatar
    @Jfresh55

    I just change my iPhone to portrait and it's perfect

  10. @jachoreefer Avatar
    @jachoreefer

    I use a orange filter don’t have to turn off blue lights

  11. @padscurrie82 Avatar
    @padscurrie82

    I keep a small rechargeable LED flashlight by the aquarium. It works well if I don’t want to mess with the lights.

  12. @ShellterStories Avatar
    @ShellterStories

    Stopped watching after your Android comment. Doesn’t matter what I prefer, I’m not here for this. I can redd this on Reddit whenever I like.

  13. @FinzAndFeatherz Avatar
    @FinzAndFeatherz

    Always wondered how to do this. Thank you.

  14. @DerekHebbes Avatar
    @DerekHebbes

    Yet another great video. I'm just waiting for a phone camera lens set. So show up so I can take some amazing pictures. I'm getting one with Multiple lenses, including macro lens. Wasn't too expensive and well worth the investment.

  15. @up1oader1 Avatar
    @up1oader1

    Thank you for this video. The blue blob photos are a massive trigger for me when people are asking for ID and help. You cannot see anything.

  16. @UncleCharlie2.0 Avatar
    @UncleCharlie2.0

    Poor Snail 🐌 😂

  17. @DCottrell Avatar
    @DCottrell

    I’m in a pickle when it comes to photos of my tank, no literally it looks like pickle juice😢. Algae bloom like crazy and I don’t know what to do

  18. @Rcman1223 Avatar
    @Rcman1223

    I’ll stick with my iPhone or I’ll take out the big boy camera lol 😂 love the videos Logan keep up the great work

  19. @paulhopkins1905 Avatar
    @paulhopkins1905

    How on earth do you still have that firefish in the Sea Cardinal without a lid?

  20. @Reefkeepa1 Avatar
    @Reefkeepa1

    Great video