FS: Getting Out of Hobby - Phase 1 - High End Corals & Healthy Fish
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Here are some picture I just took.
Nuclear Greens
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Watermelon Zoas
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Red/Maroon Chalice (Darth Maul???)
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Small and smaller Neon Green Leather
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Large Neon Green Leather
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Blue/Purple Chalice with over 100 eyes
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Misc. Red/Pink chalice
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Tec Grape Watermelon on Left BGM on Right
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Nuclear Greens
Watermelon Zoas
Red/Maroon Chalice (Darth Maul???)
Small and smaller Neon Green Leather
Large Neon Green Leather
Blue/Purple Chalice with over 100 eyes
Misc. Red/Pink chalice
Tec Grape Watermelon on Left BGM on Right
Magga Pie,
You may be right. They were sold to me as Nuclear Greens by a fellow reefer as a frag 4-5 polyps. I took his word for it and never researched them. If they are not nuclear greens please let me know I will fix listing and price. I do not want to mislead anyone. I will try to get a better picture soon.
You may be right. They were sold to me as Nuclear Greens by a fellow reefer as a frag 4-5 polyps. I took his word for it and never researched them. If they are not nuclear greens please let me know I will fix listing and price. I do not want to mislead anyone. I will try to get a better picture soon.
coralfragger101
Gone Postal
Just for reference:
In accordance with Coral Pedia (The repository of named corals),
Nuclear Greens should look like this:
Photographer: MarvinsReef
Lights: 250w MH SE w/ 15k XM\'s
In accordance with Coral Pedia (The repository of named corals),
Nuclear Greens should look like this:
Photographer: MarvinsReef
Lights: 250w MH SE w/ 15k XM\'s
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coralfragger101
Thanks I appreciate your help, Mine are definitely darker. In plain eye sight they are lighter than my picture, but also not as bright as the pic above. But if I put in a polarized filter + 15k - 20ks and a little PS I am sure I can get mine to look like those LOL.
Thanks I appreciate your help, Mine are definitely darker. In plain eye sight they are lighter than my picture, but also not as bright as the pic above. But if I put in a polarized filter + 15k - 20ks and a little PS I am sure I can get mine to look like those LOL.
coralfragger101
Gone Postal
Lighting definately effects how corals look. Corals will actually change colors under different lights over time as well.
I think the main difference I see is in the tenticles. The real ones apparently have a completely different color and have speckles. Almost greyish blue/purple.
I think the main difference I see is in the tenticles. The real ones apparently have a completely different color and have speckles. Almost greyish blue/purple.
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