BEST showpiece coral
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Let’s hear your thoughts on the best showpiece coral, whether it be yours or from online. Make sure to put the coral type and a photo if you have one!
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Yes all of them
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Something a casual person looking in your tank for the first time? The answer is a fancy anemone or euphyllia. Movement is a big draw for people seeing a Reef for the first time.
If it’s something you want to look at and use to flex on your reefing buddies then it’s like a Jellybean chalice or a Homewrecker acro.
If it’s something you want to look at and use to flex on your reefing buddies then it’s like a Jellybean chalice or a Homewrecker acro.
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Very true. Where do you stand on the spectrum? Call me basic, but I love torches. I’m satisfied without the fancy name brand stuff though!
Haha huge works too!
Its not flashy but its huge
Very nice! Favia can sometimes go a little under appreciated in this hobbyFascination Favia
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For me its stags.
Plenty of room to grow. You pick.
Not the best pick for color but surf and turf and purple stags. These 2 are my favorite and should become show pieces when they get closer to the surface.
Still about 10" to go so another year and they will be close depending on branching.
Just took these pics.
Plenty of room to grow. You pick.
Not the best pick for color but surf and turf and purple stags. These 2 are my favorite and should become show pieces when they get closer to the surface.
Still about 10" to go so another year and they will be close depending on branching.
Just took these pics.
