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Some top down shots from tonight
The kids are in bed and was a little board so figured I would try some top down shots. A few turned out pretty decent. I found the key is to push the light fixture out of the way and to get right over top the coral you are trying to take the picture of. Let me know what you think!
Mark |
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very nice pics wish i had that diversity in my sps.... im new into sps and only have about 6-7 pieces
like the colors too!!
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What kind of acro's are corals #1, #3 and #7? I have them too.
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3 and 4 are georgeous! The rest are great too but those two really stick out.
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Thanks for the replies guys - I appreciate the kind words!!
Kevin, #1 is a Tri-color acro sp (possibly a A. valida?) #3 is a pale yellow Tenius and #7 is anothe Tri-color acro (posssibly A. Nana?) |
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Hey Mark,
Looking good! #5 is the rare one. Take good care of it Regards, Kevin
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Thanks Kevin! I really appreciate it! That is one of my favorites. It is growing fairly quickly. I got it from another local reefer. His colony is a very nice table.
Mark |
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if it ever gets big enough, would you be willing to part with a snipping of #3?
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