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[Tremont]

Courtesy of a $25 Hydor Aqua Color LED spotlight (blue).

All of the pictures have had a bit of tweaking during the raw conversion. I tried my best to get them to how they look through the viewfinder.

The corals above are (in order from top to bottom): I have no idea (is a shiny gold color under 14k), Sunset Monti, Sunrise Aeq. Monti, Monti Undata and a red/blue acan.

-Tre

 

[TitusvileSurfer]

How about a picture of the light? Neat work!

 

[Tremont]

Here is the light mounted on the Manfrotto UW560 aquarium tripod.

-Tre

 

[TitusvileSurfer]

Wow, how cool is that! Thanks for sharing.

 

[mandynm]

It always amazes me the different ways that things in our tanks can look depending on the lighting used.

 

[salmon alley]

Tremont-

What type of coral is that first pic?

 

[Tremont]

I'm not sure what it is. I picked it up at a LFS because it looked cool (the store didn't know what it was either).

Here is how it looks under 14k:

-Tre

 

[salmon alley]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14127170#post14127170 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Tremont
I'm not sure what it is. I picked it up at a LFS because it looked cool (the store didn't know what it was either).

Here is how it looks under 14k:

-Tre

Hee Hee..sounds familiar. I've got the same coral, for the same reasons...I'm still trying to identify it.

 

[salmon alley]

Tre--- FYI it's a Pavona Maldivensis

 

[Tremont]

Thanks!

Hrm...reading various blurbs on this coral, they say it like high flow and med-high light. Mine browned out and then receded a lot after being under high light. Now it is under a ledge in the shade and doing great.

-Tre

 

[maroun.c]

Got a green one under med high light and flow seems to be doing good so far.

 

[kristin23]

great pics!!