Check out this new favia.

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Guys,
I picked this up at a LFS because the two color base caught my eye. Pic is a basic point and shoot with no alterations. Lighting is a brand new (in burn in) 250 watt Radium 20K SE bulb in a CoralVue LumenBright Mini pendant.

Coral has a sky blue and light green base. Mouths are brick red sides with lighter red center. I will get my DSLR and Canon macro lens out later and try to get a better quality pic.

What do you think?
Dave
 

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Thanks guys. I don't know much about favias, so it is nice to know a name at least. It was the two tone body color that I liked. This is a newly imported favia, so It will be interesting to see if it holds the blue and green after it sits in my tank for a while.
Dave
 
Hopefully it does hold that color. Don't keep it in too bright an area. I find at least that this tends to wash out of the of the more subtle complexities of favia colors.
 
maybe have a undercast on a rock at the sandbed to obtain is color.
I notice my rainbow acans does better at the shaded area.
 

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