Fire or not ?

[Chris04]

 

[bubbaque]

It's hard to tell. If it's in all blue with an orange filter it will not look like that in your tank.

 

[Chris04]

It's hard to tell. If it's in all blue with an orange filter it will not look like that in your tank.

Here with blues turn down. Better ?

 

[TX_Punisher]

Nice none-the-less.

 

[blackizzz]

Your frags? Any chance of you getting a picture in daylight? :) Will be interesting to see how it looks then.
Looking very nice though!

 

[Jordan Kutun]

Have a pic under whites?

 

[Chris04]

Have a pic under whites?

Why would you want to see it under white lights. Do you run your tank under 6500k ? If not what lights do you run. Most sps people run bluer tanks . But again it’s all preference and how you think the corals look to you. To me I just don’t understand why someone would run all whites

 

[Guttersnipe]

That is nice! What is it and where did you get it?

 

[Coastie Reefer]

Why would you want to see it under white lights. Do you run your tank under 6500k ? If not what lights do you run. Most sps people run bluer tanks . But again it’s all preference and how you think the corals look to you. To me I just don’t understand why someone would run all whites

Most people run bluer tanks, true, but but daylight is not all white... A lot people still run lights in the 10-14k range which is a lot "whiter". Some people even run 6500k bulbs in their t5 setups. Almost all corals look better in pure blue, and that's why you have people ask for more natural "daylight" pics.

 

[Waters]

People are asking for whiter pics because it is sometimes easier to get a truer representation of the color....therefore can help in identification.