My unicorns are a true lemon drop anemone and a red torch coral. I’d set up a whole separate system for something like this:
Yea and they are faked with color swapping. You can tell from the image they are way over saturated.
over saturation making things come up that aren’t there.I took a look at the original video of the red torch, and, most of the skeleton looks normal colored, but for the life of me I can’t figure out what that red splotch on the skeleton is.
Over this side we can’t get coral direct from Australia unless it’s brought in through Indonesia so I guess almost every coral that is Aussie.Are there any corals either seldom found or nonexistent in the hobby that you wish you could keep or were more common in the hobby?
I'm keeping one rule on this thread that the corals have to realistically be able to enter into the hobby, so no Caribbean, Western Indian Ocean, temperate, or deepwater corals
I'll start:
Currently, virtually all Leptoseris in the hobby are of one species: L. mycetoseroides. I would love to see other Leptoseris species be imported--maybe something like L. papyracea/gardineri, or L. explanata/scabra.
Leptoseris gardineri; North Sulawesi, Indonesia | Credit: Ingo Rogalla
Leptoseris scabra; Funafuti, Tuvalu | Credit: Debra Baker
Almost looks like the same video(going off memory) , just red instead of orange. Seems like the same motion of how he picks it up and wiggles it around while rotating..
Most likely bone white skeleton. The blue around it is flesh.I took a look at the original video of the red torch, and, most of the skeleton looks normal colored, but for the life of me I can’t figure out what that red splotch on the skeleton is.
They are fake and the way I spot it now is the light blue background. I have seen videos of orange torch from different vendors and they edit the same way. Well. I actually think it’s recorded this way And the settings on the camera are drastically askew.
It’s a video of an acro. Unsure why it didn’t work. You can see it on our ig.
You pretty much commission to find x, y, z. Think about it like sending someone into the jungle to find a specific bug, but underwater.
This website can’t host video. Needs to be on YouTube or linked somewhere else. Can you post the ig link?
You don't see many blue hands either.
It’s a mobile browser thing. Typically people can’t see attached videos on mobile devices. What are you using I’ll try itVideo worked for me. I think it's an android thing.
Here a screen shot.
ex-Diaseris (Cycloseris fragilis/distorta) are pretty uncommon in the hobby, especially C. fragilis.
Really? I didn't know that.
Yep! Im in the south of the UK. We can’t get any direct Aussie Coral so people do lean away from the Aussie grown Indo Coral.
They're "coldwater" species and known not to do well in our tropical reefs, so they're not very common anymore, but Matsu Collections says they offer both (Lythrypnus dalli and Lythrypnus zebra).
