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I finally getting decent at taking pictures of corals!
A led groups shot, from side
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more only 5 per post, didnt mean to attacth thumbnail, anyways...
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bigger is better? right, no photoshop so they are pictured as seen in my tank
 
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this 1 isnt the best,but its a new addition
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The whole tank
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If you want to know something, just ask...

This isnt it i have a few hundred more just scratched my photo collection
 

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