Are They Still Color Dyeing Leather Corals?
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I have not seen a dyed coral in a very long time. It also used to be mainly anemones especially malu and crispas.
Did they have it under lots blue lighting?
I was just at the LFS and they lit their tanks with 100 percent blue and made some corals look fake.
I had to turn up the whites on their tanks just to see the real color.
My girlfriend is hey look at these corals, I turned up the whites and she goes that coral is not even red.
Did they have it under lots blue lighting?
I was just at the LFS and they lit their tanks with 100 percent blue and made some corals look fake.
I had to turn up the whites on their tanks just to see the real color.
My girlfriend is hey look at these corals, I turned up the whites and she goes that coral is not even red.
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miyags
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No, They had lights probably 50/50.The leather on line looks blue around the edge and on the nubs or branch's and the center looks blue/green. Thats the flesh only,no polyps are out in the picture to tell what color they are.
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