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I'm running radions at 20k per EcoSmartLive settings. Actually, I'm mistaken...I switched to their SPS AB+ program which is 18.5k. My lights never get any "whiter" than that, and based on what "daylight" on the reef is, blue in the spectrum would still be "daylight". Btw, the "whiter" or yellower you run lights, the more drab any corals will look...colors just start looking lackluster under anything much whiter than 14k IMHO.
I think this is a very helpful idea. This way anyone seeing it knows the spectrum they're seeing it under. If someone doesn't know the Kelvin rating, they can at least give the bulb combo or LED settings.Let's state the Kevins you are using to take the picture as the reference so instead of trying to define what daylight is we simply label the Kevins used so that people can see how HW looks under different light spec.
Yea the one I met must have been fake as well all the way down to the fake van with Baltimore plates.Must be a fake JFox at a fake JFox booth with a fake HW that i talk to at the FFM this year .I'm gonna ask to see if i can pinch him to make sure he is the real deal next year lol
First off, you could do this 1000X and you WILL NEVER get a tenius like the Homewrecker. Second off we should clear this point up. It's not photoshopped, it looks like that in person! I've seen multiple representatives including a mother colony, in both blue and "white lighting"
Not all vendors photos are blown out and overly saturated. Just because you won't cough up the dough for it, doesn't mean someone else is doing something dishonest. "Those are just sour grapes".
My limited experience with what Jason Fox has sent me (Including the Homewrecker), has looked identical to his photos, color and all. The man's corals fluoresce. Claiming he does otherwise isn't cool, it's not right. There's no reason for it.
Some people WANT to support aquaculture, So a vender selling some high end frags keep the lights on for another month might not be such a bad thing.
I have NO interest in finding an outlet for "corals I don't want, or don't like". I'm trying to be a responsible human being and only take what I like, these are not disposable creatures to be relegated to the trash bin or be offloaded on the unprepared LFS just because I want to save some money or pick through what I like. I also don't have the time/resources to deal with handling 20 colonies at one time.
I worked in the industry for many years, I know the risks in ordering bulk shipments of corals, it's a big gamble itself. My idea of coral shopping/buying isn't trying to argue with the airlines why my shipment got bumped to accommodate some other persons luggage.
@Peng I apologize that you took offense. It was not directed at you. But the fact is they are out there, and they surround this coral. Everytime someone posts a picture they crop up and talk about how it's all photoshopped and how oversaturated the photos are, and it just isn't the case. Accusing people of shady buisness dealings and claiming that it is false advertising, when they aren't is absolutely uncalled for, and unethical. It also shouldn't be tolerated by responsible reef keepers. We are talking about a man's livelyhood and credibility here.
This is a fragile business that is growing, we can either foster it or we can let it be destroyed.
Just my $.02
First off, you could do this 1000X and you WILL NEVER get a tenius like the Homewrecker. Second off we should clear this point up. It's not photoshopped, it looks like that in person! I've seen multiple representatives including a mother colony, in both blue and "white lighting"
Not all vendors photos are blown out and overly saturated. Just because you won't cough up the dough for it, doesn't mean someone else is doing something dishonest. "Those are just sour grapes".
My limited experience with what Jason Fox has sent me (Including the Homewrecker), has looked identical to his photos, color and all. The man's corals fluoresce. Claiming he does otherwise isn't cool, it's not right. There's no reason for it.
Some people WANT to support aquaculture, So a vender selling some high end frags keep the lights on for another month might not be such a bad thing.
I have NO interest in finding an outlet for "corals I don't want, or don't like". I'm trying to be a responsible human being and only take what I like, these are not disposable creatures to be relegated to the trash bin or be offloaded on the unprepared LFS just because I want to save some money or pick through what I like. I also don't have the time/resources to deal with handling 20 colonies at one time.
I worked in the industry for many years, I know the risks in ordering bulk shipments of corals, it's a big gamble itself. My idea of coral shopping/buying isn't trying to argue with the airlines why my shipment got bumped to accommodate some other persons luggage.
@Peng I apologize that you took offense. It was not directed at you. But the fact is they are out there, and they surround this coral. Everytime someone posts a picture they crop up and talk about how it's all photoshopped and how oversaturated the photos are, and it just isn't the case. Accusing people of shady buisness dealings and claiming that it is false advertising, when they aren't is absolutely uncalled for, and unethical. It also shouldn't be tolerated by responsible reef keepers. We are talking about a man's livelyhood and credibility here.
This is a fragile business that is growing, we can either foster it or we can let it be destroyed.
Just my $.02
I have to agree, of all the vendors I have used... Jason Fox's photos are extremely accurate representations to how they look to the naked eye. Another positive is that you don't even need to dip his corals. He makes SURE they are all pest free and will grow in captivity, everyone should read up on his QT techniques. They are intense.
I have to agree, of all the vendors I have used... Jason Fox's photos are extremely accurate representations to how they look to the naked eye. Another positive is that you don't even need to dip his corals. He makes SURE they are all pest free and will grow in captivity, everyone should read up on his QT techniques. They are intense.
I don't think anyone would say that no vendors hype coral colors. I can give some examples as well. I absolutely agree that photo misrepresentation is deceptive and unethical...and unfortunately it IS a problem. I think most of us are saying that not ALL vendors do it (I'd go so far as to say that most vendors are honest people), and in this particular case the argument is that the HW is as represented in the picture (as you've also affirmed).Anyways I'm not trying to get off topic but it kills me when I see people post saying that vendors do not hype coral colors.
Great examples are
Dipping dots acro
Cornbred maleficent
WD
Jf Greg hiller Aqua delights
Ect.
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Where does it say how he QT?
Lol sometimes when I'm taking editing pics I find it extremely tempting to jack up the saturation to make the photo more pleasing.
Those three sliders make it look ridiculous.Lol sometimes when I'm taking editing pics I find it extremely tempting to jack up the saturation to make the photo more pleasing.

