Krux Posted 4 hours ago Author Share Posted 4 hours ago (edited) So I was planting some corals in my efforts to remove frag racks from my tank, and I remembered that one of the aspects I like most about smooth skin corals (this happens with all of them I guess, but more pronounced with these) is how drastically different they can look from the side and the top. I don't know about physics and light refraction, but it can be pretty cool. I took photos of the two pieces I am watching grow by the week from both the front and the top to illustrate! Maybe I am a bit of a nerd, but I think its pretty frigging cool! I had another piece of Ari's Avalanche come in today along with a Greg's Unicorn, this is my third Ari and I am hoping to get this one to take! Will give it a while before showing it off as I have had exceedingly bad luck with it so far. I also have a TGC Bugatti and a DFS Pink Panther (the granulosa model not the tenuis) that are healing for a couple weeks before shipping - super excited about both of those as they have been on my list for several years Thanks for looking Edited 4 hours ago by Krux 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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