Feb 2025 POTM: LPS Colony

Duncanopsammia, my favourite coral to photograph.

Even 1 head makes a great shot... But with some isolation and a little extra light on it... these things are the perfect photo candidate.

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Duncanopsammia, my favourite coral to photograph.

Even 1 head makes a great shot... But with some isolation and a little extra light on it... these things are the perfect photo candidate.

Reef2ReefPhoto.jpg
Duncans have always been one of my favorite corals! RIP to the one I had when I first got my tank.
 
This is my rainbow blasto colony, I got it in August of 2020, one polyp that was all redish orange. If you are interested there is a little more info here: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/rainbow-blasto-story.952157/
pic was taken with my cannon T3i, and a BOA topdown tube, no filter, and custom white balance.
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My Hammer garden. I have been collecting different hammers for several years. I love when I have to frag and rearrange them from time to time.

I use kessil a360x and actinic reefbrite strips to light the tank this was shot in.

Photo was taken with a Samsung galaxy s20 plus.


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I’m terrible at photos but thought I’d give it a try. I just upgraded my tank and the pectinia is mounted on one of the newer pieces of Marco rock, so sorry about the diatoms!

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My Hammer garden. I have been collecting different hammers for several years. I love when I have to frag and rearrange them from time to time.

I use kessil a360x and actinic reefbrite strips to light the tank this was shot in.

Photo was taken with a Samsung galaxy s20 plus.


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Those look great!
 

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