Some Amazing Colonies

PacificEastAquaculture · May 5, 2021

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Coral Colonies

Explore our unique coral colonies for sale. We have small and large coral colonies for sale including SPS, LPS, and Soft colonies. These gorgeous colonies will transform your aquarium into a colorful, vivacious aquascape. Buy large and small coral colonies for sale from Pacific East Aquaculture.

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diverrad · May 5, 2021

Pushing those colors and contrast kinda much no? What do they actually look like ?

PacificEastAquaculture · May 5, 2021

diverrad said:
Pushing those colors and contrast kinda much no? What do they actually look like ?

You're welcome to come in and see for your self so you can make an informed opinion. They look like the pics, no, better!

Troyer15 · May 5, 2021

diverrad said:
Pushing those colors and contrast kinda much no? What do they actually look like ?

I've been there the past two weekends. Absolutely no gimmicks with their photos. Dr. Mac personally showed me the camera he uses and how he takes the photos. I was really surprised when I saw the camera. I really expected a high dollar camera but it definitely wasn't. I've been buying corals here for a little while and I've always received healthy corals. I highly suggest you go check it out if you can. This is one of the top notch coral stores in the country.

ClearRain · May 5, 2021

Some friends and I will definitely need to make the drive out one day.

PacificEastAquaculture · May 5, 2021

ClearRain said:
Some friends and I will definitely need to make the drive out one day.

We are open to walk-in customers most Saturdays, check our FB page or site.

PacificEastAquaculture · May 5, 2021

Hogan · May 5, 2021

I myself have bought from Dr. mac many times and never been disappointed. I've also questioned there photos before too. I think the color seems off when first looking at the picture because it doesn't have the traditional blue hue. It looks more like tie pic was taken un white lights and the the color added back it (which is a good way to do it in my good and how to get a more accurate color representation.) It just looks different then we're used to. However, whether it's on purpose or not, the contrast and sharpening do seem aggressive.

For example, look at the ridges on the tentacles of the plate.

Or the bumps and knobs in the scoly and the dramatic, well defined lines in the yellow streaks:

Those kind of details aren't typically seen with the eye on the corals but are brought out by sharpening the image. But, like I said, I've never been disappointed with an order and we've all seen MUCH worse photo shopping. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them. Their stuff is good and they do it the right way!